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A Pond in the Backyard: Odisha Women Secure Nutrition and Income With Fish Farming
India is the third-largest aquaculture producer in the world, but social and cultural barriers often exclude women from it. But in Odisha, rural women are beginning to use ponds in their backyards to secure nutrition, income, and dignity.
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