The Role of Women in Blue Economy Development Selayar Islands

This research examines the role of women in developing the blue economy in the Selayar Islands, South Sulawesi. The blue economy, which emphasizes the sustainable use of marine resources, is particularly relevant in this region which is rich in biodiversity and dependent on the fisheries sector. Women make significant contributions as fishermen, fish farmers and seafood processors, despite facing challenges such as gender discrimination and limited access to training. The application of zero waste principles in fish waste management is expected to improve the welfare of coastal communities while maintaining the sustainability of marine ecosystems. Regulatory support from the government, such as the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Regulation, is a key factor in empowering women and developing an inclusive local economy. This research shows that empowering women and implementing the blue economy can create a sustainable development model in the Selayar Islands. Keywords: The Role of Women, Blue Economy, Zero Waste

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Jurnal Ad ministrare
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.71309/administrare.v11i2.5168
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Coastal and Marine Management
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The Role of Women in Blue Economy Development Selayar Islands

Nurul Wahida Zal-Zabila Nurul, Andi Cudai Nur
Jurnal Ad ministrare
Coastal and Marine Management
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The Role of Women in Blue Economy Development Selayar Islands

Nurul Wahida Zal-Zabila Nurul, Andi Cudai Nur
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This research examines the role of women in developing the blue economy in the Selayar Islands, South Sulawesi. The blue economy, which emphasizes the sustainable use of marine resources, is particularly relevant in this region which is rich in biodiversity and dependent on the fisheries sector. Women make significant contributions as fishermen, fish farmers and seafood processors, despite facing challenges such as gender discrimination and limited access to training. The application of zero waste principles in fish waste management is expected to improve the welfare of coastal communities while maintaining the sustainability of marine ecosystems. Regulatory support from the government, such as the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Regulation, is a key factor in empowering women and developing an inclusive local economy. This research shows that empowering women and implementing the blue economy can create a sustainable development model in the Selayar Islands. Keywords: The Role of Women, Blue Economy, Zero Waste

Jurnal Ad ministrare
Universitas Gadjah Mada (ID), State University of Makassar (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Coastal and Marine Management
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