(Ang asawa, anak na babae o anak na lalaki mo ba ay nasa pangisda din? Ano ang kanilang ginagawa? Magkano ang kanilang kita dito?) Only three of the respondents who have a family responded that their husband participates on their day to day fishing activities and selling of fisheries. Respondents did not really emphasize on monetary amount on their income. Most of the respondents agreed that their income is highly correlated on the fishes they catch daily and the COVID quarantine lockdown has negatively played a significant factor where fishing has been suspended during Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) until the quarantine lockdown were eased. ● Do you call/consider yourself as a women fisherfolk? If yes, why? If no, why and what do you consider yourself as? (Tinatawag mo ba ang sarili mo na kababaihang nasa pangisda? (women fisherfolk) Bakit oo? Bakit Hind? (ano ang tawag mo sa sarili?) Majority of the respondents claimed that they consider and called themselves as women fisherfolk as they have been actively involved on fishing. However, a few of the respondents has identified themselves also as wholesale vendor where they directly purchase fishery products from fisherfolks right after they reached the shore. ● During COVID-19 pandemic, did anything change in your activities with your husband? Or with your family? (Sa panahon ng COVID-19 may nagbago ba sa iyong mga gawaing mag-asawa? Pamilya?) Majority of the response were due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they have spent more time with their family and noticed that their husband and children were taking up more household responsibility. Their family also found an alternate source of income such as vegetation and venture out on e-commerce. 2. Economic Participation and Recognition ● Who is the recognized as a companion when fishing in your community? Are there any women involved on fishing? What are their roles in fishing? Where do they fish and what are the equipment used? (Sino ang kinikilalang kasama sa pangisda sa inyong komunidad? May mga babaeng nasa pangisda ba? Ano ang ginagawa nila (role in fisheries)? Saan nila ginagawa? (space) Ano ang mga gamit nila (equipment)? The respondents mentioned that most of their family members are involved on their daily fishing activities. All of the respondents focused on answering the question on equipment being used during fishing. They ensure that they are properly equipped with fishing gears before sailing out to fish. ● As a fisherfolk, what is your average daily earnings? How was it spent? (Sa iyong ginagawa sa pangisda (pre-production, during, post) – magkano madalas ang iyon kinikita? Saan napupunta ito?) Most of the respondents agreed that their average income is highly based on their catch and their income is mostly spent on basic needs and education of their children. ● How much does your husband earn in fishing? Where does his earning go? Page 6 of 17