The Program

Conference Schedule

Program schedule of GAF9 conference


NOTE: The program is subject to further changes as registrations progress.

GAF9 Program (PDF)
GAF9 Program Capsule (PDF)
GAF9 Book of Abstract (PDF)
Tuesday
30 Sep, 2025
Wednesday
1 Oct, 2025
Thursday
2 Oct, 2025
Friday
3 Oct, 2025
Saturday
4 Oct, 2025

Pre-Conference Workshops

TIME
DETAILS


HALL 1 (B108)
08.00 to 10.30
GAF 101: Introduction to Gender Analysis in Aquaculture and Fisheries Research
10.30 to 10.45
Tea
10.45 to 12.00
GAF 101: Introduction to Gender Analysis in Aquaculture and Fisheries Research
12.00 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
GAF 201: Advanced Workshop on Gender Analysis in Aquaculture and Fisheries Research
15.00 to 15.15
Tea
15.15 to 17.00
GAF 201: Advanced Workshop on Gender Analysis in Aquaculture and Fisheries Research
 

Main Conference

TIME
DETAILS


AUDITORIUM
09.00 to 09.30
Inaugural Session
09.30 to 10.30
Key Note - Advancing Gender Research to Support Gender Justice in Fisheries and Aquaculture by Dr. Holly Hapke
Director of Research Development, School of Social Sciences, University of California
10.30 to 11.00
Tea
 



HALL 1 (B108)
Session 2: Gender and climate change:
Navigating the impacts on fisheries and aquaculture
Co-Chairs: Vijaya Khader & Elizabeth Nyboer
11.00 to 12.30
TS 201 EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF URBAN EXPANSION TO FISHING COMMUNITIES ALONG THE DAVAO CITY COASTAL ROAD: THE WOMEN’S NARRATIVES AND ITS INTERSECTIONALITIES - Raymundo R. Pavo* and Ryan C. Songcayauon (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 202 WOMEN’S ROLE IN CLIMATE SOLUTIONS: A GENDER PERSPECTIVE IN MEXICAN FISHING COMMUNITIES - Neyra Solano*, Carolina Olguín Jacobson and Francisco Javier Fernández Rivera Melo (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 203 INVESTIGATING ADAPTIVE CAPACITY IN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES: THE CASE OF WOMEN’S FISHERIES ORGANIZATIONS IN UGANDA < - Emma Rice*, Eranga Galapaththi, Lovin Kobusingye, Marc Stern and Elizabeth Nyboer (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 204 A GENDER ANALYSIS OF BARRIERS TO CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IN SMALL-SCALE FISHING COMMUNITIES IN LAKE VICTORIA, UGANDA - Jonathan G. Low*, Emma Rice, Laban Musinguzi and Elizabeth Nyboer (Oral) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 205 EXPLORING POVERTY ERADICATION STRATEGY DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION AMONG HOUSEWIVES IN SABAK BERNAM - Zainalaludin, Z.*, Saidi, N., Osman, S., Jaafar, N.A.A, Zainal Badari, S.A., Zainudin, N., and Jamaluddin, A. (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 218 GENDER DISPARITIES ON FOOD CONSUMPTION PATTERNS AMONG COASTAL COMMUNITY WITH CLIMATE CHANGE EXPERIENCE IN SABAK BERNAM SELANGOR - Jaafar, N.A.A*, Zainalaludin, Z., Saidi, N., Osman, S., Zainal Badari, S.A., Zainudin, N., and Jamaluddin, A. (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 207 ENHANCING ADAPTIVE CAPACITY IN LAKE VICTORIA'S FISHERIES THROUGH LEGITIMATE GOVERNANCE AND GENDER EQUITY - Elizabeth A. Nyboer*, Emma Rice, Jonathan Low, Fiona Nunan, Molly Atkins, Laban Musinguzi, Vianny Natugonza and Lauren J. Chapman (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 210 SIGNIFICANT PREDICTORS OF POOR FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS WITH CLIMATE CHANGE EXPERIENCE IN SABAK BERNAM SELANGOR - Zainudin, N.*, Zainalaludin, Z., Saidi, N., Jaafar, N.A.A, Osman, S., Zainal Badari, S.A., and Jamaluddin, A. (Oral) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
TS 211 CLIMATE-PROOFING FISHERIES LIVELIHOODS: GENDERED PERSPECTIVES FROM THE FRONTLINE - Sizwile Khoza*, Mahbub Haque and Sushmita Mandal (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 214 GENDERED IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON FISHERIES-DEPENDENT COMMUNITIES: A SECTORAL ANALYSIS FROM INDIA - Abhilash Arun Sapre* (Oral) [Abstract]
 



HALL 2 (TV Room)
Session 3: Nature-based solutions in aquaculture and fisheries
Chair: Shahroz Haque
11.00 to 12.30
TS 301 PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ON GENDER AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IN AQUACULTURE IN THAILAND - Ubolratana Suntornratana* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 302 SALTWATER STORIES: WOMEN, SEAWEED, AND SURVIVAL IN ATAURO - Mario Gomes, Ana Pinto da Silva*, Thijs Schut and David Mills (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 303 WEAVING EMPOWERMENT: THE TRANSFORMATIVE ROLE OF SEAWEED FARMING FOR COASTAL WOMEN IN BANGLADESH - Md Asaduzzaman and Shahroz Mahean Haque* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 304 - WOMEN'S ROLES IN FISHERIES, SEAWEED FARMING, AND AQUACULTURE IN TIMOR-LESTE - Ana Mendes Pinto da Silva*, Thijs Schut and David Mills (Oral) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
Special Session 1: Gender in nature-based aquaculture: Evidence from Thailand, Cambodia and the Philippines (GeNA Project) [Abstract]
Chair: Dr Nikita Gopal
 
SS 101 GENDER MONITORING SCHEMA IN NbCS - Nikita Gopal [Abstract]
 
SS 102 Gender in Rice-Fish Culture: Case Study from Thailand - Malasri Khumsri [Abstract]
 
SS 103 GENDER IN RICE-FISH CULTURE: CASE STUDY FROM CAMBODIA - Ouly Thorng [Abstract]
 
SS 104 GENDER IN SEAWEED FARMING: CASE STUDY FROM SAN DIONISIO, THE PHILIPPINES - Alice J Ferrer [Abstract]
 
SS 105 MONITORING WOMEN RICE-FISH FARMERS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES WHILE IMPLEMENTING THE SCHEMA - Chollada Wongpanich [Abstract]
 
SS 106 GENDER IN NbCS AQUACULTURE: CASE STUDIES OF RICE-FISH AND SEAWEED CULTURES - Kyoko Kusakabe [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
Special Session 2: Telling the Story: A Gender Perspective on Involvement in International Fisheries R&D Projects (ACIAR)
Chairs: Ingrid van Putten and Teddy Kristedi
 
SS 201 FROM STRUGGLES TO STRENGTH: A WOMAN'S JOURNEY IN MABE PEARL FARMING - Faka'anaua Lakai [Abstract]
 
SS 202 TRANSFER CAPACITY BUILDING THROUGH A SOUTH-SOUTH TRIANGULAR COOPERATION BETWEEN CAMBODIA, INDONESIA AND AUSTRALIA: BRIDGING TECHNOLOGICAL GAPS AND SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE MARICULTURE IN CAMBODIA - Asda Laining [Abstract]
 
SS 203 EMPOWERING COASTAL WOMEN IN FIJI THROUGH SUSTAINABLE MABÈ PEARL CULTURE /span> - Pranesh Kishore [Abstract]
 
SS 204 TILAPIA, MUD CRABS & RESILIENCE: WOMEN LEADING SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES IN THE FLY RIVER, WESTERN PROVINCE, PAPUA NEW GUINEA - Josephine Laka [Abstract]
 
SS 205 BEHIND THE NUMBERS: GENDERED PERSPECTIVES ON LABOR IN SEA CUCUMBER FARMING IN VIETNAM - Thuy Mai Nhu [Abstract]
 
SS 206 ADVOCATING FOR GENDER INCLUSION IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS IN SOLOMON ISLANDS - Hensllyn Pwea-Boseto [Abstract]
 
SS 207 EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED FISHERIES MANAGEMENT IN KIRIBATI: A GENDER-INFORMED APPROACH - Toaiti Vanguna [Abstract]
 
SS 208 OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS FOR ACHIEVING EQUITABLE LIVELIHOOD BENEFITS FOR WOMEN AND MEN FROM CULTURE-BASED FISHERIES IN RESERVOIR COMMUNITIES IN SELECTED DISTRICTS IN SRI LANKA - Chesika Kanchana [Abstract]
 


HALL 3 (B202)
Session 1: Women/gender in the blue economy
Co-Chairs: Marieta Baňez Sumagaysay & Kate Barclay
11.00 to 12.30
TS 125 STRATEGIES TO INTEGRATE WOMEN’S ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN SEAFOOD SUSTAINABILITY - Corey Peet* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 101 UNSUSTAINABLE FISHING AND ITS IMPACTS ON WOMEN IN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES IN THAILAND - Chadapa Piyamath* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 102 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS, GENDER ROLES, AND LIVELIHOOD CHALLENGES OF FISHERS IN DAL LAKE, JAMMU AND KASHMIR, INDIA - Naila M. Bhat*, Arpita Sharma, Rizwana Malik and Neha W. Qureshi (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 113 RESILIENCE, REPRESENTATION, AND REFORM: WOMEN IN AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND’S SEAFOOD INDUSTRY - Angela L. Russell* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 136 THE WOMEN OF THE SEAS: UNPACKING THE ROLE OF WOMEN-LED FISHERIES LOCAL ACTION GROUPS (FLAGS) IN EMPOWERING FEMALE OYSTER FARMERS IN LEYTE, LEYTE PHILIPPINES - Geralyn A. Merimilla* (Poster) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 105 HISTORIES AND FUTURES OF GENDERED SEAFOOD MARKET SPACES IN SRI LANKA - Nadiya Azmy* and Gayathri Lokuge (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 106 WOMEN GLEANERS IN KERALA, INDIA: ASSESSMENT USING THE SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD LENS - Sruthi P*, Manju Lekshmi N., Anish Kumar K.C. and Nikita Gopal (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 107 DISMANTLING BARRIERS: WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION IN REDUCING THE USE OF PLASTICS IN FISHING VALUE CHAINS - Marieta Baňez Sumagaysay*, Gerwyn P. Enerlan and Axl Fitzgerald L. Bulawan (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 108 INDIVIDUAL TO COLLECTIVE STRENGTH: WOMEN'S CAPABILITY EXPANSION IN KERALA’S FISHERIES ECONOMY - Vijaykiran Vijayan* and A. Suresh (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 137 SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH THE EYES OF THE CALAMIAN TAGBANWA INDIGENOUS PEOPLES - Farisal Ungkakay-Bagsit*, Jerry Ian L. Leonida, Josielou Chan-Leonida and Fredel B. Mued (Poster) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
TS 109 EXPLORING THE MEANING OF SHIFTING OF GENDER PERCEPTION: FISHERS WIVES EXPERIENCES OF ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT AND LEADERSHIP IN KEMBALI MUDA MANDIRI COOPERATIVE IN TORO VILLAGE, BONE REGENCY, SOUTH SULAWESI - Adjie Dharmasatya*, Putu Yoga Sukma Pratama, Muh Alwi, Sahril and Alief Dharmawan (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 110 GENDERED DISAGGREGATED HUMAN DEVELOPMENT OF FISH-FARMER HOUSEHOLDS IN THE EAST KOLKATA WETLANDS - Samiran Mukherjee*, Neha Wajahat Qureshi, Ananthan P.S. and Debasish Palui (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 111 GENDER INTEGRATION PROMOTES SUSTAINABLE COASTAL FISHERIES RESOURCE USE: CASE STUDIES AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS FROM JAPAN - Hana Matsubara* and Mitsutaku Makino (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 112 EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE FISHERIES SECTOR TO ACHIEVE GENDER JUSTICE - Shalini Singh* and Chandra Kant Upadhyay (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 138 NURTURING BEHAVIOR CHANGE FOR INCLUSIVE BLUE ECONOMY: A CASE STUDY FROM A WOMEN’S COASTAL COMMUNITY IN BONE, INDONESIA - Anisa Indira Prameswari*, Muhammad Alzaki Tristi and Yunita Mardiani (Poster) [Abstract]
 


HALL 4 (B206)
Session 4: Innovative frameworks/methodology
for gender research in fisheries and aquaculture
Co-Chairs: Alice Joan Ferrer & Victoria Syddall
11.00 to 12.30
TS 401 RAISING THE VOICES OF WOMEN FISHERS AND FISHWORKERS FOR BLUE JUSTICE WITH PHOTOVOICE IN BRAZIL - Cecile Brugere*, Juliana da Motta Bustamante, Leopoldo Cavaleri Gerhardingher and André Carlo Colonese (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 402 HOW TO PURSUE GENDER EQUITY WITH COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE COMPLEMENTARIAN VALUES? CASE STUDY FROM INDONESIA - Kate Barclay*, Hertria Maharani Putri, Armen Zulham and Umi Muawanah (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 403 SIGNIFICANT PREDICTORS OF MICRO ENTREPRENEURS BY SEX DISAGGREGATION WITH CLIMATE CHANGE EXPERIENCE IN SABAK BERNAM SELANGOR - Jamaluddin, A.*, Zainalaludin, Z., Saidi, N., Osman, S., Zainal Badari, S.A., Zainudin, N., and Jaafar, N.A.A (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 404 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS AS STRATEGY FOR ECONIOMIC INCLUSION: INVESTIGATING THE LANDSCAPE OF THE PARTIDO DISTRICT IN BICOL REGION, PHILIPPINES - Yumi Vivien V. De Luna* (Oral) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 405 ASSESSING ACCESS, CONTROL, AND DECISION-MAKING OVER RESOURCES OF MEN AND WOMEN IN SMALL-SCALE FISHING HOUSEHOLDS IN MIAGAO, ILOILO - Cannee Jane S. Sonido*, Gebiemar P. Maghupoy and Alice Joan G. Ferrer (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 406 PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY IN THE SEAFOOD SECTOR: TAKEAWAYS FROM BUILDING SAGE’S GENDER STRATEGIES PROGRAMS - Becca Williams* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 407 INVISIBLE WORK, LIMINAL SPACES: WOMEN FISH VENDORS AND THE URBAN INFORMAL ECONOMY IN DAR ES SALAAM - Seum Kim* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 408 GENDER INTEGRATION IN FISHERIES: CHALLENGES AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE USAID SUFIA TS EXPERIENCE - Arlene Nietes Satapornvanit*, Jasmin Saad, Nguyen Thu Hue and Margot Stiles (Oral) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
TS 409 BETWEEN THE UNIVERSAL WOMAN AND INDIVIDUALS: USING IDEAL TYPES - Meryl J Williams*, Victoria M. Syddall and Arlene Nietes Satapornvanit (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 410 WOMEN IN GOVERNANCE DOESN’T MEAN GENDER EQUALITY IN FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE - Syddall, V M* and Williams M W (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 411 AGAINST THE STINGS, THE BELL RINGS: RETHINKING JELLYFISH HAZARDS THROUGH GENDER-INCLUSIVE AND MORE-THAN-HUMAN ONE HEALTH ETHICS - Renz Prudenciado* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 412 BECOMING ‘VISIBLE’: HOW FISHERWOMEN NEGOTIATE POSITION IN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES VALUE CHAINS IN GUIUAN, EASTERN SAMAR, PHILIPPINES - Rima Jessamine M. Granali* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 417 MAPPING GENDER ROLES IN COASTAL LIVELIHOODS: A GIS-BASED ANALYSIS OF WOMEN’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE BLUE ECONOMY IN BANGLADESH - Asmaul Husna Siddique* and Md. Maksudur Rahman (Poster) [Abstract]
 


HALL 5 (B225)
Session 5: Counting and discounting:
Men’s and women’s work in fisheries and aquaculture
Co-Chairs: K Rejula & Nilanjana Biswas
11.00 to 12.30
TS 501 EXAMINING LIVED EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN LEADERS OF FISHERFOLK ASSOCIATIONS IN SEBASTE, ANTIQUE - Chloe Ann Dulos* and Liberty N. Espectato (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 502 A GENDER PERSPECTIVE OF CHANGE IN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES, A LEGACY FROM THE SEA CUCUMBER FISHERIES OF YUCATÁN - Carmen Pedroza-Gutierrez* and Abigail Bennett (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 503 NOT JUST SHRIMP: TRANSFORMING SHRIMP AQUACULTURE WITH GENDER EQUALITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION (GESI) AND CLIMATE ACTION - Smita Tanaya, Carolina Astri*, Dominika W. Christiana and Sarah A. Silitonga (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 511 GENDER DIVISION OF LABOUR IN CULTURE-BASED FISHERIES (CBF): INSIGHTS FROM FIVE DISTRICTS IN SRI LANKA - R.A.C Kanchana*, M.G. Kularatne, E.A.D.A Edirisinghe, D.N.B. Ekanayake and G.P Paranamana (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 534 CHANGING GENDER ROLES IN DIVING FISHING: A CASE STUDY OF JAPAN - Sunae Ii* (Poster) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 505 GENDER IN FISHERIES: CONTEXTUAL UNDERSTANDING OF GENDER-BASED ROLES DIVISION AMONG TUNA FISHING COMMUNITIES IN MALUKU PROVINCE, INDONESIA - Maman*, Adjie Dharmasatya and Reno Pratama (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 506 UNDERSTANDING GENDER ROLES IN BARANGAY LAWI, GUIMARAS’ COMMUNITY-BASED MARINE TURTLE TOURISM - Jose Marie A. Eslopor*, Liberty N. Espectato and Jorge S. Ebay (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 507 SUSTAINING SMALL SCALE FISHING, NAVIGATING SOCIAL AND MARKET DISRUPTIONS: A CASE STUDY OF INLAND CAPTURE FISHERY IN VEMBANAD LAKE, KERALA, INDIA - Rejula K.*, Sruthi P. and Nikita Gopal (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 508 REVISITING GENDER ROLES IN FISHERIES: A CASE STUDY OF THE SEGARE HARAPAN JAYA COOPERATIVE - Muhammad Alzaki Tristi*, M. Anisa Indira Prameswari and Yunita Mardiani (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 535 CHALLENGING BLUE PERCEPTIONS: A GENDER LENS ON POST-HARVEST IN BLUE SWIMMING CRAB MODEL VILLAGES IN WESTERN VISAYAS, PHILIPPINES - Ariel S. Sefil*, Ruby P. Napata, Liberty N. Espectato, Birgitte Poulsen, Patrick Co and Gerald Hulleza (Poster) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
TS 509 ENGENDERING COMMUNITY BASED MARINE CONSERVATION AREA IN BANDA ISLANDS, INDONESIA - Ria Fitriana*, Candra Hasanuddin, Rati Ibrahim, Hesty Widodo, Tri Soekirman and Amy Cardamone (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 504 VALUING THE CONTRIBUTION OF MEN AND WOMEN IN SMALL-SCALE FISHING HOUSEHOLDS IN MIAGAO, ILOILO - Gebiemar P. Maghupoy*, Cannee Jane S. Sonido and Alice Joan G. Ferrer (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 512 GENDERED IMPACTS OF BIOINVASION OF THE ALIEN MUSSEL (MYTELLA STRIGATA) IN ENNORE CREEK: LIVELIHOOD DISRUPTION, DRUDGERY, AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZARDS - R Dinesh, J. Charles Jeeva*, P.S. Ananthan, R. Jeyabaskaran, Shivaji Dadabhau Argade and Ananta Sarkar (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 536 WOMEN AND THEIR ROLE IN FISHERIES GOVERNANCE IN SOUTHERN ILOILO, PHILIPPINES - Ruby P. Napata*, Liberty N. Espectato, Ariel S. Sefil and Genna D. Serofia (Poster) [Abstract]
 


AUDITORIUM
17.00 to 18.00
GAFS/AFS General Assembly
 

Main Conference

TIME
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AUDITORIUM
09.00 to 10.00
Key Note - Learning to See: Practical integration of Gender in Fisheries
by Ms. Angela Lentisco
Fishery and Aquaculture Officer, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the UN for Asia and the Pacific
10.00 to 10.30
Tea
 


HALL 1 (B108)
Session 2: Gender and climate change:
Navigating the impacts on fisheries and aquaculture
Co-Chairs: Vijaya Khader & Elizabeth Nyboer
10.30 to 12.30
TS 216 AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF GENDER AND SOCIAL CAPITAL IN UNDERSTANDING ADAPTIVE CAPACITIES AND CLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABILITIES OF WOMEN FISHERS IN THE PHILIPPINES - Marion Antonette A. Daclan* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 217 NUTS FOOD CONSUMPTION AS A SIGNIFICANT PREDICTOR OF FEMALE COASTAL COMMUNITIES WITH CLIMATE CHANGE EXPERIENCE IN SABAK BERNAM, SELANGOR - Zainal Badari, S.A.*, Zainalaludin, Z., Saidi, N., Jaafar, N.A.A, Osman, S.,Zainudin, N., and Jamaluddin, A. (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 206 MANIPULATION IN STOCKING DENSITY OF CARPS TO INCREASE YIELD IN FLOOD AND DROUGHT PRONE AREAS IN NEPAL - Sunila Rai*and Roseanna Avento (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 219 GENDER DISPARITY OF HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION PREDICTS POOR WITH HIGH WELL-BEING COMMUNITY MEMBER WITH CLIMATE CHANGE EXPERIENCE IN SABAK BERNAM - Osman, S.*, Zainalaludin, Z., Saidi, N., Jaafar, N.A.A, Zainal Badari, S.A., Zainudin, N., and Jamaluddin, A. (Oral) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
Special Session 6: Exploring and Expanding Understandings of Gender Identity and Expression in Fisheries (FAO) [Abstract]
Moderator: Ms. Jennifer Gee (FAO)
Panel:
  • Dr. Christina Kenny (UNE)
  • Dr. Carmen Pedroza Gutiérrez (UNAM)
  • Dr. Malasri Khumsri (Thailand DoF)
  • Ms. Jariya Sornkliang (SEAFDEC)
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
Special Session 7: Gender Justice in 2026: International Year of the Woman Farmer (FAO) [Abstract]
Moderator: Matteo Luzzi, FAO
Facilitators:
  • Mercy Kambulu, Circus Zambia
  • Jennifer Gee, FAO
  • Rachel Matheson, FAO
Panel:
  • Lovin Kobusingye – President, African Women Fish Processors and Traders Network (AWFishNet)
  • Hellen Guebama – African Union Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR)
  • Stephanie Achieng – African Union Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR), Gender Policy and Strategy Expert
  • Lilian J. Ibengwe – Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, United Republic of Tanzania
  • Angela Lentisco – FAORAP
  • Erika Valerio – FAO
 



HALL 2 (TV Room)
13.30 to 15.00
Special Session 3: Measuring gender justice in aquaculture and fisheries: Tools & lessons from practice (IDRC) [Abstract]
Chair: Madiha Ahmed
Discussant: Dr Kyoko Kusakabe
   
SS 301 MALAYSIAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT FISHERIES INDEX (M-WEFI): A CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGY - Zumilah Binti Zainalaludin [Abstract]
   
SS 302 BEYOND NOMINAL PARTICIPATION: USING PARTICIPATORY LIVELIHOOD MAPPING TO REIMAGINE GENDER-INCLUSIVE SHRIMP AQUACULTURE - Carolina Astri [Abstract]
   
SS 303 GENDER MAINSTREAMING ON THE ROLES OF WOMEN ON SUPPLY CHAIN AND CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES OF THE FISHERIES SECTOR - Stephanie S. Pimentel [Abstract]
   
SS 304 CATALYSING GENDER JUSTICE THROUGH NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS: LESSONS FROM GESI MAINSTREAMING AND CASE STUDY FROM MALAYSIA - Surendran Rajaratnam [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
Special Session 4: Engendering climate justice in aquaculture through inclusive nature-based solutions (IDRC) [Abstract]
Chair: Dr. Rebecca McMillan
Discussant: Dr. Sizwile Khoza
   
SS 401 GENDER, FEMINIST POLITICAL ECOLOGY, AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE: NAVIGATING AQUACULTURE ADAPTATION IN NORTHEAST THAILAND - Kanokwan Manorom [Abstract]
   
SS 402 RESILIENT VOICES: WOMEN'S ROLE IN SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE AND CLIMATE JUSTICE – THE CASE STUDY FROM THE RED RIVER DELTA, VIETNAM - Ly Bui and Hue Le [Abstract]
   
SS 403 GENDER, VULNERABILITY, AND POVERTY PREDICT THE EXPERIENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE EVENTS AMONG COASTAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN SABAK BERNAM SELANGOR - Saidi*, N., Zainalaludin, Z., Osman, S., Jaafar, N.A.A, Zainal Badari, S.A., Zainudin, N., and Jamaluddin, A. [Abstract]
   
SS 404 GENDER AND CLIMATE VULNERABILITY IN SMALL-SCALE AQUACULTURE IN THE PHILIPPINES AND CAMBODIA: EARLY LESSONS FROM THE PHILCAM PROJECT - Blesshe L. Querijero [Abstract]
 


HALL 3 (B202)
Session 1: Women/gender in the blue economy
Co-Chairs: Marieta Baňez Sumagaysay & Kate Barclay
10.30 to 12.30
TS 115 GENDER EQUALITY IN ACHIEVING RESEARCH CAREER SUCCESS: A CASE STUDY OF TWO INDONESIAN AQUACULTURE INSTITUTES - Silva Larson, Asda Laining*, Yasmina Nirmala Asih, Anna Larson and Michael A. Rimmer (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 116 GENDER DYNAMICS IN SAMA-BAJO FISHERIES: CONSTRAINTS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN BLUE SWIMMING CRAB AND TUNA VALUE CHAINS - Nur Isiyana Wiantia*, Natasha Staceyb, Kylie McKennac and Andrew McWilliamd (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 117 INCHING THEIR WAY UP: THE SMOKED SKIPJACK TUNA (INAGUNAN) PRODUCERS OF THE COASTAL COMMUNITY OF NATO, SAGNAY, CAMARINES SUR, PHILIPPINES - Cristina P. Lim* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 118 “REEL WOMEN” AND “SECRET WOMEN’S BUSINESS”: WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL FISHING IN THE TOP END OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA - Jenny House* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 139 ADVANCING INDIGENOUS WOMEN-LED CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT IN CALAUIT ISLAND: ACHIEVEMENTS, CHALLENGES, AND STRATEGIES FOR THE FUTURE - Jerry Ian Leonida*, Josielou Chan-Leonida, Farisal Ungkakay-Bagsit, Fredel Mued and Rosita Eguia (Poster) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 119 GENDER DYNAMICS IN CONTRIBUTION OF MARICULTURE THE WELL-BEING OF COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN KENYA - Lucy Njogu* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 120 COLLECTIVE EMPOWERMENT: THE ROLE OF AYALKOOTAM IN ADVANCING WOMEN FISH VENDORS IN KERALA’S BLUE ECONOMY - Amala Anna Alex* and Sheeja S.R (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 121 FROM MARGINS TO THE CENTER: PROMOTING WOMEN’S BLUE JUSTICE IN TANZANIA’S BLUE ECONOMY - Lilian J. Ibengwe* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 122 BEYOND THE CATCH: EXAMINING THE GENDERED AND MIGRANT WORKFORCE IN SCOTLAND'S FISH-PROCESSING INDUSTRY - Heather Gray* (Oral) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
TS 100 INLAND FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE IN INDIA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT - Basanta Kumar Das*, Piyashi DebRoy and Shreya Bhattacharya (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 126 GENDER-INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY FISHING: WOMEN'S ROLE IN SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES AND RURAL ECONOMIES - Vijendra Kumar*, Arpita Sharma, Ram Kumar Kurmi, Shyam Waghmare, Shubham Soni, Sukham Munilkumar, A.K. Jaiswar, Kapil Sukhdhane, Karankumar Ramteke, Kiran Padvi and Sayantan Das (Oral) [Abstract]
17.00 to 18.00
Networking workshop for interdisciplinary concept development regarding OneWelfare
 


HALL 4 (B206)
Session 4: Innovative frameworks/methodology for gender research
in fisheries and aquaculture
Co-Chairs: Alice Joan Ferrer & Victoria Syddall
10.30 to 12.30
TS 413 WOMEN’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO FISHERIES AND GENDER-RELATED HUMAN RIGHTS ACROSS 28 COUNTRIES - Colette C.C. Wabnitz*, Allison Cutting, Anna J. Woodhead, Natalie Makhoul and Albert Norström (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 414 FROM AWARENESS TO TRANSFORMATION: STRENGTHENING GEDSI INTEGRATION IN INDONESIA’S OCEAN ACCOUNTS - W. Peni Lestari, Arisetiarso Soemodinoto* and Annisya Rosdiana (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 415 BEYOND EFFICIENCY: AN INTERSECTIONAL POLICY ANALYSIS OF THE PHILIPPINE SEAWEED INDUSTRY ROADMAP - Jee Grace B. Suyo-Diala* and Anicia Q. Hurtado (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 416 WOMEN FISHERS’ VULNERABILITY IN THE PHILIPPINES: A COMPARISON OF TWO ASSESSMENT METHODS - Gay Defiesta* and Gay Margaret Gange (Oral) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
Special Session 9: Community-led Oyster Farms in Fiji: A case study of gender-responsive aquaculture (IISD) [Abstract]
Chair: Veronica Lo
 
SS 901 “AQUAPEARL: SCALING UP GENDER-RESPONSIVE NATURE-BASED AQUACULTURE IN FIJI - Veronica Lo
 
SS 902 GENDER EQUALITY IN THE AQUACULTURE SECTOR IN FIJI: GAPS AND ENTRYPOINTS - Georgia Exell/span>
 
SS 903 RIGHTS-BASED APPROACHES TO COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN FIJI - Kinisimere (Rosi) Batibasaga
 
SS 904 APPROACHES TO GENDER EQUALITY IN FIJI’S AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Prashneel Chandra
 
SS 905 LEVERAGING PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT TO ENHANCE WOMEN AND YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN NATURE-BASED AQUACULTURE - Justin Hunter
 
SS 906 CROSS-SECTORAL COLLABORATION TO SCALE-UP NATURE-BASED APPROACHES TO AQUACULTURE - Roko Vuiyasawa and Sakiusa Niwa Kiti
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
Special Session 8: SEAFDEC's initiative to advance gender equality
in the fisheries sector and aquaculture in Southeast Asia (SEAFDEC) [Abstract]
Chair: Jariya Sornkliang
Panel:
  • Ms. Nurwanti Dewaggna (IFRMD)
  • Dr. Arlene Nietes Satapornvanit (Gender Specialist)
  • Ms. Hana Matsubara (University of Tokyo, Japan)
 


HALL 5 (B225)
Session 5: Counting and discounting:
Men’s and women’s work in fisheries and aquaculture
Co-Chairs: K Rejula & Nilanjana Biswas
10.30 to 12.30
TS 519 BOOSTING GENDER ROLES IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE FOR ADDRESSING POLICY GAPS AND EXPLORING OPPORTUNITIES - Jariya Sornkliang*, Thanyalak Suasi and Rattana Tiaye (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 513 COUNTING THE UNCOUNTED: GENDERED LABOUR IN THE SEAFOOD INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA'S NORTHERN TERRITORY - Nilanjana Biswas* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 515 GENDER DIFFERENTIALS ON DISASTER RESILIENCE IN SMALL ISLAND COMMUNITIES IN WESTERN VISAYAS REGION, PHILIPPINES - Cherry Pilapil Añasco*, Harold M. Monteclaro, Joy C. Lizada, Liah C. Catedrilla, Carlos C. Baylon and Raul G. Bradecina (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 516 CHALLENGES FACED BY WOMEN WORKING IN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES SECTOR IN BANGLADESH - Roksana Hoque* and Mohammad Monjurul Karim (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 517 VOICES OF SILENCE: ABSENCE OF WOMEN IN GOVERNANCE OF CULTURE-BASED FISHERIES (CBF) IN SRI LANKA - Dinusha N.B. Ekanayake*, Mohottala G. Kularatne, R.A.C. Kanachana and G.P. Paranamana (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 518 MEN AND WOMEN FISHERIES PERSONNEL IN SELECTED MUNICIPALITIES IN ILOILO PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES - Benedict Mark Carmelita*, Pearl Aljean Santacera, Kezzie Lyn Bacalocos-Hilado and Jinky Hopanda (Oral) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 514 WHO IS A FISHERWOMAN: CASTE, MIGRATION, AND GENDER IN INDIAN FISH MARKETS - Rashmi Sridar* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 520 MAPPING GENDER-FOCUSED RESEARCH IN FISHERIES AND MARINE ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION: A SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS (1950–2025) - Neha Wajahat Qureshi*, Samiran Mukherjee and Thavasi G (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 521 ADVANCING GENDER EQUITY FOR WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT IN CAMBODIA’S POST-HARVEST FISHERIES MEAS - Chanthavy* and Thombathu Seetharama Shetty (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 522 ADVANCING GENDER EQUITY IN INLAND FISHERIES: SUCCESSES AND REFLECTIONS ON THE NATURE CONSERVANCY’S GENDER TRANSFORMATIVE APPROACHES IN COMMUNITY-LED INLAND FISHERIES CONSERVATION - Cecile Brugere*, Caitlin Doughty, Lucilene Amaral, Maria José Hernandez, Fridolin Nzambimana and Festu Zulu (Oral) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
15.30 to 17.00
TS 524 ANALYZING GENDER ROLES AND PROMOTING EQUITY IN THE MARINE CAPTURE FISHERIES SECTOR OF KHANH HOA PROVINCE, VIETNAM - Pham Khanh Thuy Anh*, Tran Van Hao and Nguyen Thi Nghiem Thuy (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 525 EXPLORING HIDDEN STRENGTHS: HOW INDONESIAN WOMEN DRIVE AQUACULTURE AND FISHERIES – INSIGHTS FROM THE 2023 CENSUS - Sri Hartini Rachmad*, Haning Romdiati and Devi Asiati (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 526 INVISIBLE LABOR, VISIBLE IMPACT: GENDERED TIME USE AND ECONOMIC PARTICIPATION IN THE FISHERIES OF BANUYAO, MIAGAO, PHILIPPINES - Josielou Chan-Leonida*, Jerry Ian Leonida and Farisal Ungkakay-Bagsit (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 527 VULNERABILITY TO POVERTY OF FEMALE-HEADED FISHING HOUSEHOLDS IN THE PHILIPPINES - Gay Defiesta and Gay Margarett Gange* (Oral) [Abstract]
 


AITCC Restaurant
18.00
CONFERENCE DINNER hosted by DoF, Thailand
 

Main Conference

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AUDITORIUM
09.00 to 10.00
Key Note - Justice Beyond the Catch: Technology, Collaboration and Gender Equality in Fisheries by Ms. Dornnapha Sukkree
Co-founder and Executive Director, MAST Human
10.00 to 10.30
Tea
 


HALL 1 (B108)
10.30 to 12.30
Special Session 5: Gender Justice on Stage – Participatory Theatre for Social Change in Fisheries and Aquaculture (FAO) [Abstract]
Moderator: Rachel Matheson – FAO
Facilitators:
  • Ms. Michelle Barrow (Voices from The Shore Theatre Collective)
  • Ms. Mercy Kambulu (Circus Zambia)
  • Dr. Moenieba Isaacs (PLAAS)
  • Ms. Jennifer Gee (FAO)
  • Mr. Matteo Luzzi (FAO)
 


HALL 2 (TV Room)
10.30 to 12.30
Special Session 10 : Gender Dynamics in Social Economies of Dried Fish in South & South East Asia (DFM) [Abstract]
Chair: Dr. Kyoko Kusakabe
 
SS X01 GENDER, SOCIAL ECONOMY, AND THE MAKING OF DRIED FISH IN ASIA - Derek Johnson*, Wae Win Khaing, Nikita Gopal, Anas Khan, Holly Hapke, Kyoko Kusakabe, Tara Nair, Nireka Weeratunge [Abstract]
 
SS X02 WOMEN AND ARTISANSHIP IN BONELESS DANGGIT (DRIED RABBITFISH) MAKING - Jessie Varquez* [Abstract]
 
SS X03 LIVELIHOODS IN TRANSITION – FEMALE FISH PROCESSORS AT THE TONLE SAP, CAMBODIA - Colleen Cranmer* [Abstract]
 
SS X04 SELLING POWER: A FEMINIST GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF SPATIAL ACCESS AND SOCIAL POSITIONING IN FISH MARKETS IN NEGOMBO AND PHNOM PENH - Gayathri Lokuge* and Nadiya Azmi [Abstract]
 
SS X05 GENDER ROLES AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH RISKS TO WOMEN DRIED FISH PROCESSING WORKERS: A CASE OF NAZIRARTEK, BANGLADESH - Safina Naznin* [Abstract]
 


HALL 3 (B202)
Session 1: Women/gender in the blue economy
Co-Chairs: Marieta Baňez Sumagaysay & Kate Barclay
10.30 to 12.30
TS 128 ADVANCING GENDER EQUALITY IN AQUATIC BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION THROUGH THE CONTINENTAL GENDER STRATEGY ON AQUATIC BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION: ALIGNING WITH THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE WOMAN FARMER (IYWF 2026) - Stephanie Achieng*, Hellen Guebama and Mohamed Sesay (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 129 SUSTAINING LIVELIHOODS AND ECOSYSTEMS: GENDER-RESPONSIVE AND CLIMATE-SMART APPROACHES IN WIO OCTOPUS FISHERIES - Nuru Said Salum* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 130 GENDER AND YOUTH AGENDA WITHIN THE POLICY FRAMEWORK AND REFORM STRATEGY IN FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE IN AFRICA (PFRS) - Hellen Guebama*, Stephanie Achieng, Mohamed Seisay and Delvis Fortes (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 131 THE ROLE OF WOMEN’S FISH ORGANIZATIONS IN CONTRIBUTING TO SUSTAINABLE SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES: AWFISHNET AS A CASE STUDY FROM AFRICA - Lovin Kobusingye*, Elizabeth Nyboer, Maurice Ssebisubi, Hellen Moepi Guebama, Beyene Ateba Née Baliaba, Editrudith Lukanga and Gee Jennifer (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 143 BLUE JUSTICE AND GENDER EQUITY IN TANZANIA’S SMALL-SCALE OCTOPUS FISHERY - Bigeyo Kuboja*, Modesta Medard, Mary Kishe, Lilian Ibengwe, and Innocent Mwaka (Poster) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 132 A QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURAL DRIVERS OF FISH FOR SEX EXCHANGES, AND TEENAGE MARRIAGES - Arthur M Moonga* and Maria M Hambulo (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 127 BEYOND NETS AND TRAPS: EXAMINING GENDER ROLES AND WOMEN’S CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE CRAB FISHING COMMUNITY OF MANAPLA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, PHILIPPINES - Liberty N. Espectato *, Ruby P. Napata, Ariel S. Sefil, Birgitte Poulsen, Patrick Co and Gerald Hulleza (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 135 GENDERED CONSIDERATIONS OF LAKE VICTORIA’S FISHERIES LIVELIHOODS AND ITS ROLE IN FOOD SECURITY IN SINDO, KENYA - Alexandra Pounds*, Samantha Punch and David C Little (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 147 EMPOWERING RURAL WOMEN THROUGH MICRO- ENTERPRISE: A SUCCESS STORY OF ORNAMENTAL FISH VILLAGE PROJECT IN SOUTHERN INDIA - Nandana R*, Ankush Lala Kamble, Anu Susan Sam, Karthik Kumar Gowd Palsam, Devi V S and Ramesh P (Poster) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
 


HALL 4 (B206)
10.30 to 12.30
Special Session 11: Gender in Freshwater Fisheries (TNC)
Chair: Cecile Brugure
 
SS T01 WOMEN IN FRESHWATER FISHERIES IN SOUTH ASIA: SCOPING CASE STUDIES FROM INDIA AND BANGLADESH - Piyashi DebRoy*, Nikita Gopal, Kafayat A. Fakoya, Alice J. G. Ferrer, Meryl J. Williams, Caitlin Doughty and Cecile Brugere (Oral) [Abstract]
 
SS T02 GENDER DYNAMICS AND WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT CHALLENGES IN PERU FRESHWATER FISHERIES - Natalia Briceno Lagos*, Luceni Hellebrandt, Kafayat Fakoya, Meryl Williams, Nikita Gopal, Caitlin Doughty and Cecile Brugère (Oral) [Abstract]
 
SS T03 GENDER AND CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON FISHER FOLK LIVELIHOODS: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA AND CAMEROON - Ayodele Oloko*, Ilyass Dahmouni, Philippe Le Billon, Shehu Akintola, Louise Teh, Muhammed Oyinlola, William Cheung, Ojo Akinkunmi and U. Rashid Sumaila (Oral) [Abstract]
 
SS T04 EQUITY IN FRESHWATERS: ADDRESSING GENDERED GAPS FROM SUBSISTENCE TO COMMERCIAL FISHING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Kafayat A. Fakoya*, Modesta Medard, Ayodele Oloko, Meryl J. Williams, Nikita Gopal, Caitlin Doughty, and Cecile Brugere (Oral) [Abstract]
 


HALL 5 (B225)
Session 5: Counting and discounting:
Men’s and women’s work in fisheries and aquaculture
Co-Chairs: K Rejula & Nilanjana Biswas
10.30 to 12.30
TS 528 WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN FISH SPECIES AND TRAIT SELECTION: AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS - Ayeni Oluwatomilola* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 529 RECOGNIZING THE INVISIBLE: LEGAL ADVANCES FOR GENDER EQUITY IN SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES IN CHILE - Valentina Inostroza* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 530 THE CARING MASCULINITIES OF MALE FISHERS: A CASE STUDY OF TWO VILLAGES IN FISHING ISLANDS IN THE PHILIPPINES - Marieta Baňez Sumagaysay and Renz Prudenciado* (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 531 GENDERED EFFICIENCY AND PROFITABILITY IN THE DRY FISH SECTOR: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF WOMEN AND MEN PROCESSORS IN COASTAL TAMIL NADU - P Seenivasan*, Ankush L. Kamble, P. S Ananthan, Nikita Gopal and Neha W. Qureshi (Oral) [Abstract]
12.30 to 13.30
Lunch
13.30 to 15.00
TS 533 TRAWLING FOR BALANCE: GENDER, LIVELIHOODS, AND CRITICALLY ENDANGERED ELASMOBRANCHS IN NORTHERN JAVA’S FISHERIES - Widyaningsih Peni Lestari*, Fiki Hidayati, Ayi Warmia, Efin Muttaqin, Luky Adrianto, Hollie Booth, Gatot Yulianto and Irfan Yulianto (Oral) [Abstract]
 
TS 539 BREAKING BARRIERS AND BUILDING LIVELIHOODS: WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN ORNAMENTAL FISHERIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - Shreya Bhattacharya*, Basanta Kumar Das and Prateep Kumar Nayak (Oral) [Abstract]
15.00 to 15.30
Tea
 


AUDITORIUM
15.30 to 17.00
VALEDICTORY SESSION
 

Field Trip

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09.00 to 17.30
Field Trip