US EditionKenya: Stakeholders Convene in Mombasa to Strengthen Gender, Climate, and Environmental Dimensions in Regional Octopus Fisheries Value Chains
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CGE Africa empowers female professionals in fisheries to tackle climate change, GBV
The Center for Gender Economics in Africa (CGE Africa) has empowered young female professionals in fisheries to address climate change and gender-based violence crises within Nigeria’s blue economy. By Angela Atabo The Center for Gender Economics in Africa (CGE Africa) has empowered young female professionals in fisheries to address climate change and gender-based violence crises within Nigeria’s blue economy. According to the Programme Manager …
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