Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Woman-Collects-Seafood-in-Senegal-27MZIFJXWB1QB.htmlConceptually similarShellfish Collected by Women in SenegalGP0STRLY9Completed★★★★★★Woman Collects Seafood in SenegalGP0STRLY5Completed★★★★Woman Collects Seafood in SenegalGP0STRLXWCompleted★★★★Woman Collects Seafood in SenegalGP0STRLXYCompleted★★★★Women Collect Seafood in SenegalGP0STRLXXCompleted★★★★Woman Collects Seafood in SenegalGP0STRLXZCompleted★★★★Oysters on Mangrove Tree in SenegalGP0STRLXVCompleted★★★★Women Collect Seafood in SenegalGP0STRLY3Completed★★★★Women Collect Seafood in SenegalGP0STRLY6Completed★★★★View AllGP0STRLY0Woman Collects Seafood in SenegalSeynabou Ndiaye, a woman working in the fish processing business, collects seafood near Mar Lodj fishing village, Fatick region, Senegal.Locations:Africa-Fatick Region-SenegalDate:26 Feb, 2018Credit:© Clément Tardif / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4912px X 7360pxKeywords:Day-Defending Democracy (campaign title)-Fishers-Fishing (activity)-KWCI (GPI)-Mangroves-Mollusks-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Seafood-Small-scale fishing-Sustainable fishing-WomenShoot:International Women's Day in Senegal - photoOn the occasion of International Women's Day 2018, Greenpeace Africa showcases the voices of African women and the positive role they play in the community through their daily activities. This series shows the daily life of a group of 70 women, working as fish processors in a fishing village named Mar Lodj in Senegal, from the morning to the closing time of the business. It also highlights how coastal ecosystems contribute to the well-being of people by offering them services and a healthy environment. As a mother, a wife, a sister, a daughter and a pillar of the family, an African woman plays a vital role in the community. Raising up children and taking care of their education are among their daily tasks.Related Collections:International Women's Day 2018 (Photo & Video)