Women in small-scale fisheries and ancillary activities: Gendered labor, governance gaps, and policy implementation in Chile

Jessica Alejandra Alfaro Álvarez

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2026.107209

Women in small-scale fisheries and ancillary activities: Gendered labor, governance gaps, and policy implementation in Chile

2026-06-29

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Jessica Alejandra Alfaro Álvarez

DOI：10.1016/j.marpol.2026.107209

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• Formal recognition of ancillary activities does not yet ensure substantive equality. • Survey and interview data reveal informality, home-based work, and care burdens. • Kinship shapes entry into fisheries, while familism naturalizes unpaid support. • Gendered barriers affect participation, recognition, and governance legitimacy. • Chile’s recent reforms require stronger territorial and gender-sensitive evidence.

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