Q.34
When women and men have differential access to and control over livelihood capitals in fisheries then
- Gender and Livelihood Capitals in Fisheries:
- In fisheries households and communities, access to the five core livelihood capitals (natural, physical, financial, human, and social capital) under the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework is markedly gender-differentiated.
- Men typically control primary harvest assets (boats, motors, offshore access, institutional credit).
- Women dominate post-harvest processing, drying, value-addition, and local marketing, often facing limited formal credit, insecure shore land tenure, and domestic burdens.
- Consequently, men and women face distinctly different challenges in establishing and sustaining resilient livelihoods.
- Correct Option: Option 1 (Men and women face different challenges in creating and maintaining sustainable livelihoods).
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