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DR. ILDA SIAZON

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Services unvalued, roles unrecognized

By Armi U. Budomo | February 8, 2004 - 12:00am

Fishing as a livelihood activity has always been identified with men. This despite women having been active in fisheries from pre-capture to post-harvest since many ages past. To this day, women in fisheries remain...

Agriculture