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|Raktima Ghosh
|Gender in dried fish value chains
|Gendered division  of labour, women’s cooperative societies and Self-Help Groups
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|labour
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|identity
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|market
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|power
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|women’s diet
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|health
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|hygiene (sanitary provisions)
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|transportation options
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|security and work environments
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|climate change
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|environmental risks
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|women’s subjective perception on male-female identity/duality/equity
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|knowledge co-production in policies and official/statistical  dossier
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|Mostafa Hossain
|Unveiling and addressing gender  inequality in dried fish sector: A Bangladesh perspective
|Gender disparity in fish drying
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|gender  division of labour
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|fish processing and women, fish fermentation and women
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|dried fish trading and women
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|adolescent girls in fish drying and  fermentation
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|ethnicity of women
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|women from marginalized group, wage disparity
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|wage - cash & kind, no-work-no-pay
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|women's role in decision making
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|drinking water, toilet and medical facilities
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|vulnerability, shocks and  stress, security
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|violence against women in fish drying
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|health and hygiene
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|social status of women in fish drying
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|wealth class and educational  qualification
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|living condition - how, where and how far they live
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|seasonality
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|off-season livelihood
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|alternative livelihood options
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|gender  inequalities in training
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|skill development
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|access to credit
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|interdisciplinary research to better understand the way out
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|gender  transformative approaches (GTA)
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|research and development intervention
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|Derek Johnson
|Gender theory and practice in and  international partnership on the social economy of dried fish
|productive and reproductive work
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|intersectional identities
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|gendered commodity chains
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|reflexivity
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|inclusion
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|Wae Win Khaing
|The impacts of acute political conflict in  Myanmar on women’s engagement in dried fish value chains
|Women in dried fish value chains
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|women fish  processors
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|woman fish retailers
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|livelihood changes
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|livelihood and Covid-19  pandemic
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|social capital
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|developmental projects
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|fishery and migration
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|research in conflict
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|Dilanthi  Koralagamage
|Gender engagement in dried fish value  chains in Sri Lanka
|Gendered divison of labour
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|pay gap
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|processing methods
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|vulnerability
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|intersectionality
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|climate change
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|value  addition
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|Tara Nair
|Why Fish Matters for Women? Insights from a  Scoping Study in Gujarat
|Gujarat
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|gendered work in fish drying
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|women's role in local market linkage
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|in dried fish sector
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|social and  economic barriers to upgradation of dried fish business
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|women trader's  vulnerability to local power structures
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|Prasanna Surathkal
|Impacts of COVID19 on Women  Dried Fish Processors of Karnataka: Some Empirical Evidence
|COVID-19
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|small-scale fisheries
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|vulnerability
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|fish processing and trading
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|dried fish
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|food security
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|gender
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|Karnataka
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|resilience
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|Mirza Taslima  Sultana
|Women in dried fish processing in  Bangladesh: Negotiating and bargaining with patriarchy
|Patriarchy
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|agency
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|well-being
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|Sokmoly Uon
|Gender Differences in the Decision to  Change Production of Fermented fish paste (Prahok) among Cambodian Fishers in  Tonle Sap Lake
|Access  to water body/ fish resources 
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|women's fish processing work as extension of  household work
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|home consumption vs selling
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|pride in production of dried  fish
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|women's role in circular economy (using all parts of fish and not  wasting any)
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