Covid-19 Pandemic and Welfare of Fishermen Kamal Muara

Afriana, Wendra; Abdulkadir, Amanah; Azis, Harry Azhar

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“…For example, sharing a fishing spot, transportation, or boat began to become riskier [ 32 ]. Due to lockdown, there was also a lack of access to hotel services [ 33 ] or new gear and baits through disruptions of supply chains [ 34 , 35 ].…”

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The Significance of Angling in Stress Reduction during the COVID-19 Pandemic—Environmental and Socio-Economic Implications

Karpiński

Skrzypczak

2022

IJERPH

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Recreational fishing and other outdoor recreational activities have been proven to have positive effects on mental health, including neutralizing pandemic stress. This study aims to identify the perceptions and behavior of recreational anglers during the COVID-19 pandemic along with identifying the factors that determine attitudes. This study is essential for understanding the complex economic, social, and environmental implications associated with a pandemic. Perceptions of pandemic stress reduction were confirmed by 63.8% of anglers, and nearly 98% felt there was no risk of infection from fishing. These feelings were most strongly positively associated and explained by a preference for fishing with friends and family and the frequency of fishing. Over 26% of respondents fished more frequently during the pandemic. Additional free time and the need to escape the pandemic media hype were the main factors for the increase in angler activity. The balance of benefits from changes in angler pandemic behavior was ambiguous. This was determined by considering the potential increase in pressure on the environmental resources that anglers use. Given the positive effects of angling on stress reduction, it is not advisable for policymakers to restrict recreational fishing access. Instead, best management practices should reduce sanitary bottlenecks to increase safety on fishing grounds.

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The Significance of Angling in Stress Reduction during the COVID-19 Pandemic—Environmental and Socio-Economic Implications

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2022

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“…The empowerment strategies needed are those that lead to increased family financial independence. Such as government support, through subsidies for fishermen's losses, business training, and fishermen's work safety campaigns (Afriana et al, 2022). Studies that highlight causes of financial fragility, such as economic crises (Bialowolski et al, 2021).…”

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Bridging the gender gap: women in fisheries industry policy on the North Coast of West Java, indonesia

Indriasih,

Mulyantini,

Fajri

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The purpose of the study is to examine the model of women's empowerment in creating financial independence. The research method uses a qualitative descriptive approach, data collection is carried out through in-depth interviews with relevant stakeholders, namely women's mobilization shops in fishing villages in 11 sub-districts and 32 villages in Indramayu, Manpower Office, Fisheries and Marine Service, Social Service, Environment Office. Data analysis using the help of Nvivo 12 Plus software for visualization and mapping data conclusions. The result of this study is the strategy of empowering women in creating financial independence, showing that the empowerment of women in fishing villages in North Coast, West Java uses a partnership strategy. The research result that awareness and socialization were carried out by village cadres who had been trained by several agencies. The government agencies that appointed to carried out several empowerments program for women's groups, namely by the Manpower Agency, Fisheries and Marine Agency, Social Service Agency, Environmental Affairs Agency with utilizing the potential of local resources. Strategies to increase the capacity of women empowerment are carried out training and mentoring around financial and business literacy and strengthening social capital, as well as environmental awareness.

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Covid-19 Pandemic and Welfare of Fishermen Kamal Muara

Cited by 2 publications

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The Significance of Angling in Stress Reduction during the COVID-19 Pandemic—Environmental and Socio-Economic Implications

The Significance of Angling in Stress Reduction during the COVID-19 Pandemic—Environmental and Socio-Economic Implications

Bridging the gender gap: women in fisheries industry policy on the North Coast of West Java, indonesia

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