Fishing as an activity is largely dominated by males, whereas women are more dominant in post-harvest roles including processing, marketing and distributing of the fish… Read More »Casting Nets & Changing Tides: Showcasing African Women who Fish
Fishing is more than a means of harvesting fish for food. It transcends being a simple livelihood that provides income, to being a way of… Read More »Exploring the rich tapestry of AfriCan fisheries
On 13 March, a delegation from the Creating Synergies between Indigenous Practices and Scientific Knowledge (ISIPSK) research project, locally dubbed ‘Sankofa’, paid a working visit… Read More »The ISIPSK Research Project team engages Ghana’s Minister for Fisheries
The Creating Synergies between Indigenous Practices and Scientific Knowledge (ISIPSK) research project fosters inclusive research through its strategic collaboration with relevant fisheries stakeholders in Ghana.… Read More »ðŸ“¢Impact News: Spotlight on Local Collaborator – CaFGOAG
There are growing discussions about helicopter research, decolonial research and inclusive research, all aimed at improving knowledge co-production approaches in various fields of development studies.… Read More »Walking the Talk of Inclusive Research
The fieldwork phase for data collection under the ISIPSK research has successfully concluded. Transcription prior to data analysis has commenced earnestly by the team in… Read More »ISIPSK Research Equipment Donation
In the fourth week of July, the team’s efforts were focused in the Western Region. Fisherfolk in Sekondi were engaged from 22 to 24 July,… Read More »ISIPSK Fieldwork Trail – Western Region
In the third week of July, the team engaged fisherfolk in the Central Region. Data collection exercise focused on Apam, a major fishing community in… Read More »ISIPSK Fieldwork Trail – Central Region
Continuing the data collection exercise, the research team engaged fisherfolk in the Greater Accra Region in the second week of July deploying survey (questionnaires), key… Read More »ISIPSK Fieldwork Trail – Greater Accra Region
The research team conducted a month-long intensive data collection, which run concurrently with the just-ended 2024 fishing closed season (FCS) in Ghana implemented in the… Read More »ISIPSK Fieldwork Trail – Volta Region