Development and Scaling of Sustainable Feeds for Resilient Aquatic Food Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa: Gender and inclusive development action plan (GIDAP) outcome report

Abstract

FASA conducted GESI assessments for each country, revealing barriers and inequalities limiting the participation of women, youths and marginalized groups in the aquaculture sector. The assessment identified gaps in policies, access, resources and societal norms. FASA’s GIDAP, rooted in a comprehensive GESI analysis, stands as a blueprint for gender-responsive and socially inclusive interventions. By aligning policies, improving resource access, challenging norms and fostering inclusive communities, FASA aims to transform the aquaculture sector across Nigeria, Zambia and Kenya.