References
- Balakrishnan, Revathy. (1999) Gender Defined Strategies for Biodiversity Management for Household Food Security: Policy and Programmes for Asia, FAO/RAP, Bangkok.
- Clark, John Russell. (1995) Coastal Zone Management Handbook, Lewis Publishers, USA.
- Eng, Chua Thia and Pauly, Daniel. (1989) ‘Coastal Area Management in Southeast Asia: Policies, Management Strategies and Case Studies,’ in Managing ASEAN’s Coastal Resources for Sustainable Development, ASEAN Workshop Proceedings, pp. 1-115, 25-27 October 1988.
- Hue, Le Thi Van. (2006) ‘Gender, Doi Moi and Mangrove Management in Northern Vietnam,’ Gender, Technology and Development 10 (1): 37-57.
- Kumar, U. and Asij a, Mahendera Jeet. (2000) Biodiversity, Principles and Conservation, Agrobios, India.
- Malaysian Coastal Resources Study Team. (1992) ‘The Coastal Resources Management Plan for South Johore, Malaysia,’ ASEAN Technical Publications Series 11, ICLARM, Manila.
- Netherlands Environment Development Agency (NEDA). (1997) ‘Rights of Women to the Natural Resources of Land and Water,’ Working Paper No. 2, Netherlands Environment Development Agency, The Hague.
- Pillai, Raj asekhar and Suchintha, B. (2006) Women’s Empowerment for Biodiversity Conservation through Self-help Groups: A Case from Periyar Tiger Reserve in Kerala, India,’ International Journal of Agricultural Resource 5 (4): 338-55.
- Srinath, Krishna, Manpal, Sridhar, Kartha, K.N.R. and Mohanan, A.N. (2000) ‘Group Farming for Sustainable Aquaculture,’ Ocean and Coastal Management 43: 557-71.
- Srinath, Krishna and S. Balasubramaniam. (1997) ‘Role of Women in Coastal Zone Man-agement,’ Proceedings of the Seminar on Coastal Zone Management, Manonmaneeyam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India, pp. 90-95.
- Srinath, Krishna (2000). ‘Women in Coastal and Fisheries Resources Management’, Proceedings of International Conference on ‘Women in Fisheries,’ Society of Fisheries Professionals, Mumbai, India, pp. 8-14.
- Srinath, Krishna (1993) ‘Empowerment of Rural Women through Extension Education: An ActionResearch in a Fishing Village,’ Avinashilingam Deemed University, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu (India), unpublished Ph.D. thesis.
- United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). (1999) ‘Women and Biodiversity: The Core Existence,’ UNEP/IT, available at: www.unep.org/PDF/women (Accessed on 1 October 2008).
- United States Agency for International Development (USAID). (2002) ‘Women, Men and Environmental Change: Gender Dimensions of Environmental Policies and Programmes,’ Population Reference Bureau Brig’, USAID, Washington DC.
![Supercharge Your Next Research Paper: Research and write your next paper with Jenni AI.]({"type":"image" , "src" : "/sda/112447/MPU-L1HU.png"})