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Blog: 'Outside the net': women's participation in fishing activities in Trincomalee district of Sri Lanka

article_published_on_label: April 1, 2014

PhD researcher Gayathri Lokuge wrote a blog on how the invisibility of women's fishing related activities at the household, community and decision making levels leads to their exclusion from the institutional and technical support in the post-war context of Sri Lanka.

Click here to read the blog "'Outside the net': women's participation in fishing activities in Trincomalee district of Sri Lanka" on the website of the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium

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Gayathri Lokuge is PhD researcher in the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC), which is a global research programme (2011-2017) on livelihoods and services affected by conflict.

Special Chair Humanitarian Aid and Reconstruction

The PhD project is supervised by the Special Chair Humanitarian Aid and Reconstruction. The Special Chair Humanitarian Aid and Reconstruction researches the multiplex ways in which people, institutions, societies and aid interventions respond to conflict and disaster and how this relates to processes of development.