7. Recommendations The following were suggested and recommended from the women fisherfolks sector based on the interview. 1. To uplift the present state of the fisherfolk sector, an access to free availment of fishing equipment for eligible member of the fishing industry should be established; 2. health insurances as fisherfolks should be handed to eligible members; 3. an amount of Financial Assistance particularly to women fisherfolks should be allotted to serve as capital in starting up and improving their earnings; and 4. the government should cater trainings and seminars for women fisherfolks to uplift their knowledge about the rights and benefits of Fisherfolks. 5. To enhance women’s role as fisherfolks, an equal opportunity for both men and women is suggested in terms of their participation as productive members of fishing organizations. 6. To become more equipped of knowing the rights as women, and prevent discrimination against women, a conduct of more activities like this is suggested. ( Specifically on Human Rights and Gender-based violence) 7. To hoist and prepare Women Fisherfolks in facing the New Normal, women empowerment should be strengthened, a conduct of orientation on how to face the New Normal is very much in need. 8. For the government, Fisherfolks sector should be given other programs which can further enhance their earnings and at the same time help other sectors in their community, specifically the women sector. 9. An enhanced and better protection for the water resources is also suggested. 10. In the preparation of facing the New Normal, women fisherfolks and other women sectors should be given opportunities to earn through other sources of income. Before answering the Key Informant Interview, the respondents were requested of their consent to use their answers and names in the documentation. III. CONCLUSION Awarding of Certificates of Participation took place to formally end the activity. Participants received a simple token of appreciation awarded by the OIC- CHR MIMAROPA- Mindoro Provincial Office, Atty. Estrella C. Baltazar. A photo opportunity also took place after the activity. Words of gratitude and appreciation was also delivered to the women fisherfolks. It was also an opportunity to hear the message of the Municipal Mayor, Joselito Malabanan. He has made mention of how he showed importance to the women and girls in his municipality. He also gave emphasis on preventing violence against women. Justice should be fair