Empowering Women in Small-Scale Fisheries for Sustainable Food Systems (2020-2021)

Malawi, 2020 - 2021

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MWI_2020-2021_EWSFSFS_v01_EN_M_v01_A_OCS

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Nicole Franz, Lena Westlund, Molly Ahern

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Feb 06, 2023

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1.5.5.7 Describe any changes that have occurred in gender relations and how they impact womenâ€™s work in the fishing sector. (x1_5_5_7_describe_any_change)

Data file: data_anon_focus_groups_discussions

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Valid: 11

Type: Discrete

Width: 219

Range: -

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Value	Cases
Insults against women in fish business have gone down, this has allowed women to conduct their business without fear or timidity.	1	9.1%
Men and the society at large are more Allowing to women are in business	1	9.1%
Men and the society at large is more allowing of involvement of women in fish business but not fisheries as a whole since there is still a demarcation on fisheries roles.	1	9.1%
N/A	4	36.4%
Society is more allowing of women in fish business and no longer find it odd and degrading for a woman to be in fish business	1	9.1%
Some years back the society and men to be specific were not allowing concerning the issue of women in business. Then women were insulted even denied a buy but today with passage of time all this is a thing of the past.	1	9.1%
Though few still remain that are not open to the idea of women in business but most are very supportive and allowing	1	9.1%
Women are are more free to conduct business than before when the society considered them an oddity	1	9.1%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

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