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… information such as the number of people per household, gender of household members, levels of education and income, … the household unit): head of household, size of household, gender of household members, sources of income, and education …

… last century or more. This obviously includes some form of gender divide with regard to management, which may not be so … out from 29 September to 6 October 2004. The number, gender and residence of the survey respondents are given in … correlation between income level and boat ownership. The gender divide in fishing activity, evident from the …

… 10 2.1.1 Village and gender … unreliable. 1.3.4 Household members who harvest Cardiosoma Gender participation in Cardiosoma harvesting varied. There …

… 2001). Table 16: Time allocation (%) in the Marovo Lagoon Gender Subsistence food production Non-food production … 72 Education Level Person Relation to head of Household Gender Age / Age Group Currently in School Highest Education … could you tell us the following information? Person # Gender Age Relationship to head of household Highest level of …

… three subgroups within each community group: Categories Gender 1. Landowners Males Females Mixed 2. Non landowners …

… variety of awareness activities — targeting different age, gender and interest groups within the village — should be …

… about a CT? o Are there any positive or negative gender issues associated with the use and/or maintenance of …

… while functioning as a group (Braakman and Edwards, 2002). Gender: refers to the socially constructed roles ascribed to … and vary widely within and across cultures. (AusAID n.d.) Gender analysis: a systematic way of examining the …

… In the present report expressions in the masculine gender are intended also to include the feminine gender, and vice versa, unless the context clearly implies … management, nutrition and food security. The issue of gender in subsistence fishing deserves special mention. …

The watersheds of the Cook Islands provide residents and visitors with a wide range of environmental services such as drinking water supplies, natural filtration of freshwater runoff, recreational opportunities and scenery. While important, the value of these services is not readily apparent in economic terms. This means they can easily be overlooked in decision making and policy formulation. There is a pressing need to better understand the economic value of the nation's watersheds to raise awareness and inform investment and regulatory decisions.