Solar-dried small fish: A women-led innovation in the coastal fishing villages of Odisha, India

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2022-05
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Neetha Shenoy. (31/5/2022). Solar-dried small fish: A women-led innovation in the coastal fishing villages of Odisha, India. Bayan Lepas, Malaysia: WorldFish (WF).
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Presentation for UN Ocean Decade Satellite Activity ‘A Productive Ocean: Resilient aquatic food systems for a productive ocean (1 June 2022). 10 polyhouse solar driers were installed and operationalized in partnership with Mission Shakti, the Fisheries & Animal Resources Development (FARD). The program was scaled up through MSME and FARD to establish market linkages (both open and school feeding programs).
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India
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Southern Asia
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WorldFish; Government of Odisha, India
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World Bank; CGIAR Trust Fund
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