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What can the experiences of rural women in Solomon Islands teach us about innovation in aquatic food systems?

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By Margaret Batalofo, Alice Pollard, Anouk Ride, Edlyn Hauona
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Introduction Women in Solomon Islands occupy key roles in fishing, both in production and in post-harvest-related activities (Vunisea, 2008; Kruijssen et al., 2013; Gomese et al., 2020). Foods from the ocean are caught or collected, then distributed through purchase, gifting or bartering (Ross, 1978), with women being the main actors in the trade of fish in rural areas.
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