Abstract Collective action and the diversity of forms it may take in fisherfolk organizing is complex. Efforts to implement the 2014 Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries in the Context of Food Security and Poverty Eradication (SSF Guidelines) have resulted in increasing global to local attention on fisherfolk organizations, their strengthening and governance. These include women’s roles and participation in them, both as members and as leaders. There is limited literature on women in fisherfolk organizations in Barbados. Women in the flyingfish postharvest sector are conspicuous, but how some work through their fisherfolk organization is undocumented. The Central Fish Processors Association (CFPA) formed to address challenges small fish processors were experiencing in their livelihoods. Through group interviews and document analysis, benefits to the women from participation in this all-woman organization, and the challenges they face, were explored by examining the links between collective action, organization and gender. We document the collective action of these women in preparing to make practical interventions for improvements to their working and domestic lives. It is the first research focused on organized women in the Barbados flyingfish fishery, deviating from the typical focus on men in its harvest sector.

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组织如何使巴巴多斯飞鱼渔业中的妇女受益？从内部看

摘要 集体行动及其在渔民组织中可能采取的多种形式是复杂的。努力实施 2014 年《在粮食安全和消除贫困背景下保障可持续小规模渔业自愿准则》（SSF 准则），导致全球越来越关注渔民组织及其加强和治理。其中包括女性作为成员和领导者的角色和参与。关于巴巴多斯渔民组织中妇女的文献有限。飞鱼捕捞后部门的女性引人注目，但有些人如何通过她们的渔民组织工作却没有记录。中央鱼类加工商协会 (CFPA) 成立，旨在解决小型鱼类加工商在生计中遇到的挑战。通过小组访谈和文件分析，通过检查集体行动、组织和性别之间的联系，探讨了女性参与这个全女性组织的好处以及她们面临的挑战。我们记录了这些妇女在准备采取实际干预措施以改善她们的工作和家庭生活方面的集体行动。这是第一项针对巴巴多斯飞鱼渔业中有组织的女性的研究，偏离了捕捞部门对男性的典型关注。我们记录了这些妇女在准备采取实际干预措施以改善她们的工作和家庭生活方面的集体行动。这是第一项针对巴巴多斯飞鱼渔业中有组织的女性的研究，偏离了捕捞部门对男性的典型关注。我们记录了这些妇女在准备采取实际干预措施以改善她们的工作和家庭生活方面的集体行动。这是第一项针对巴巴多斯飞鱼渔业中有组织的女性的研究，与捕捞部门对男性的典型关注有所不同。