International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Gadde Sri Harsha and Annapurna Kalal

abstract
This study investigates the training requirements of fisherwomen involved in post-harvest activities in the Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh, India. The research, conducted during 2020-21, utilized a random sampling method to select 120 women respondents and employed a pre-tested interview schedule for data collection. Results indicate that a significant portion of respondents were middle-aged and predominantly illiterate. The majority of these women fall into the low-income category. The study reveals a strong demand for training in income-generating activities, marketing, and value addition. The women expressed a preference for short-duration training programs (1-2 days) conducted within their villages to accommodate their mobility constraints. Addressing these training needs could significantly enhance the economic resilience and empowerment of fisherwomen in this region.