Although women in developing countries face substantive challenges to engaging in and benefiting equitably from fishing and fisheries sectors and other benefit able resource , Somalia Fishing is often seen as a male activity, including limited access to and control over assets and resources, constraining gender norms, time and labor burdens of unpaid work, and barriers to sustaining entrepreneurship and marketing activities while decision making process and economic participation have been limited due to cultural norms and male hierarchy plus limit access, poor knowledge of marine and fishing and lack of proper equipment and tools for fishing, marketing and entrepreneuring .