Women in African artisanal fisheries are adamant that no crisis in their lifetime has affected their activities as deeply as the Covid-19 crisis.
European and African artisanal fishermen's organisations denounce their marginalisation
Stranded for months due to Covid-19, Mauritian fishers are now stuck between polluted waters and insufficient support
For the post-Covid-19 period, CAOPA calls for decent working conditions for artisanal fisheries
Senegal: The fisheries ministry will not issue any of the licences to the 54 vessels of Chinese and Turkish origin
EU-Seychelles SFPA: The PECH rapporteur calls for more transparency and participation of the local fisheries sector
Hard hit by the Covid-19 crisis, Ivorian women in artisanal fisheries also see it as an opportunity to address long postponed issues
After weeks of meetings with national authorities and partners, USCOFEP-CI suggests a plan to improve living and working conditions for women fish processors, and asks for some of the EU Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement (SFPA) sectoral support funds to be redirected to the fight against Covid-19.