A blue economy for women's economic empowerment

Principle Investigator: Prof Joleen Steyn Kotze Co-Principle Investigator: Prof Narnia Bohler Muller Project Manager: Dr Michael Cosser Researchers: Dr Steven Gordon, Dr Emmanuel Sekyere, Dr Gavaza Maluleke, Ms Thobekile Zikhali Copy Editor: Mr David John Pretorius Transcriber: Mr David John Pretorius (funded through the University of the Free State’s Centre for Gender and African Studies) A BLUE ECONOMY FOR WOMEN’S ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

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