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Residents of Faza and Kiunga islands in Lamu County have been urged to abandon traditional practices that have long held back women from participating in the region's lucrative fishing industry. Local advocates argue that the practices not only limit women's economic potential but also hinder the overall development of the community.Faza Youth Action, a community-based organization, is spearheading the campaign in collaboration with various governmental agencies. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the importance of including women in fishing activities and the associated value chain.Residents have expressed concern that some traditional norms have led to gender inequality, leaving women without access to resources and opportunities.
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Local advocates rallying for women's economic empowerment.
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