Fiji Women, Peace and Human Security Update (February 2012)
FemLINKPACIFIC's website has been updated with our Fiji
Women, Peace and
Human Security Update (February
2012)
For February, the 3 key Women, Peace and Human
Security issues for our
centres were:
1) rising price of food
2) school fees
3) access to land
The average age of the women interviewed was 34
In a female-headed
household the average salary earned is $141 FJD,
in
contrast to the male-headed household average salary
of $247 FJD.
The majority of women interviewed (54%)
bought their fruit and vegetables
from the market due to
the lack of access to land
93% of interviewees, majority
of who lived in the greater Suva area, had
access to a
medical centre in their area to cater emergency, illness
and
pregnancy.
Radio is the key source of information for 86% of women interviewed
Find out more, follow the
link:
http://www.femlinkpacific.org.fj/index.cfm?si=main.resources
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Vinaka-Shukriya, Peace
Sharon Bhagwan Rolls, Executive Director, FemLINKPacific (www.femlinkpacific.org.fj)
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