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For many fisherfolk associations (FAs) and cooperatives, this "crab mentality" has become an agent of change and development, a catalyst for cooperation, unity and teamwork, all towards a common goal – greater income for each member’s family.


Minimizing capture fishery, lessening pressure to the sea.


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Minimizing capture fishery, lessening pressure to the sea.


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Firming up a learning culture in fisherfolk communities

By Nora O. Gamolo | October 10, 2004 - 12:00am

Sunny Saturday mornings find the young kids of Barangay Mambuquaio, Batan, Aklan inside their barangay hall, busy with their crayons and pencils. They go through their artwork for the day, and in a few minutes,...

Agriculture

‘Crab mentality’ takes a positive turn

By Armi U. Budomo | May 9, 2004 - 12:00am

Crab mentality. This phrase conjures images of unfriendly competition, backbiting, jostling and trampling of each other in a race towards a common goal. For many fisherfolk associations (FAs) and cooperatives,...

Agriculture