Exploring Womens Role In Agro-Tourism A Case Study Of Belawai Women
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2007
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Selamat, Dr Nor Hafizah
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Lately, more and more research has been conducted to look at the role
ita wan and involvement in the tourism industry (Sinclair 1997). Wan ita also viewed
as very creative in using materials in their environment to
generating activities that can provide a source of income to keJuarga
they (jahara 1994). In discussing the role of women in industry
fisheries, the role of women's associations have a very strong influence
in increasing women's participation in economic activities and society and this
Surely not to be underestimated. For example, the association W.l (Women
Institute) was a catalyst in the development of local tourism
as it did in Pulau Langkawi (Nor Haflzah, 2003). W.I a
women's organizations based on volunteerism in which the group has
provide a way for local women to hone their skills and highlighting
and their creativity in generating sources of income in the family. unit A
also (wife of the Association of Fishermen's wives) is an association founded by
Fisheries Development Authority of Malaysia (LKIM), which became one of the important pillars in
development of local communities, as highlighted in the village
Fishermen Belawai, Mukah, Sarawak
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