Equality, diversity and inclusion: A way forward for aquaculture in Scotland

I. Kelling, I. Lawan
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This paper focuses on the importance of equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in the aquaculture industry, with a particular emphasis on the sector in Scotland. Aquaculture is a particularly important industry when it comes to EDI, given its potential to address Sustainable Development Goals on gender equality and diversity. The paper highlights the increasing attention being paid to EDI in many areas and the significant benefits to businesses that adopt EDI policies, including improved reputation, increased innovation, and greater profitability. This paper draws on a survey of EDI in Scottish aquaculture, a workshop and interviews with industry experts to suggest concrete actions that could improve EDI in the sector. A key priority is the collection and publication of workforce data in Scottish aquaculture as well as industry champions who raise awarenes and promote EDI, and supporting cross-sector organizations who provide EDI training. We conclude by calling for more research to support the development of EDI in Scottish aquaculture, which will contribute to future resilience and fairness as well as a dynamic, relevant, and accessible industry.
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平等、多样性和包容:苏格兰水产养殖的前进之路
本文重点讨论了平等、多样性和包容性(EDI)在水产养殖业中的重要性,并特别强调了苏格兰的水产养殖业。鉴于水产养殖在实现关于性别平等和多样性的可持续发展目标方面的潜力,就电子数据交换而言,水产养殖是一个特别重要的行业。本文强调了在许多领域对EDI越来越多的关注,以及对采用EDI政策的企业的显著好处,包括改善声誉、增加创新和更高的盈利能力。本文借鉴了对苏格兰水产养殖EDI的调查、一个研讨会和对行业专家的采访,提出了可以改善该部门EDI的具体行动。一个关键的优先事项是收集和出版苏格兰水产养殖的劳动力数据,以及提高认识和促进EDI的行业冠军,并支持提供EDI培训的跨部门组织。最后,我们呼吁进行更多的研究,以支持苏格兰水产养殖中EDI的发展,这将有助于未来的弹性和公平性,以及一个充满活力、相关和可访问的行业。
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