Gendered experiences in small-scale aquaculture in Myanmar: Implications for programs in the community
Myanmar is one of the world’s largest producers of fish, and its small-scale aquaculture sector has the potential to improve fish consumption, increase income, and reduce the expenses of purchasing fish products for rural people with aquatic resources. However, apart from gender inequalities, COVID-...
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WorldFish
2023
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/136942 |
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