Who s on First? Multi-stakeholders participation for the sustainability of Jeju Haenyeo Fisheries System

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Who s on First? Multi-stakeholders participation for the sustainability of Jeju Haenyeo Fisheries System Yoo Chul-In Professor of Anthropology, Jeju National University, Korea chulin@jejunu.ac.kr The 5th Conference of ERAHS(East Asia Research Association for Agricultural Heritage Systems), Wakayama, Japan, August 26-29, 2018

Contents Kim Hungku (2010) 1. Introduction 3. Conclusion 2

1. Introduction Paintings (1703) The word of haenyeo ( 海女 ) Sea women or women of the sea Women divers without any breathing apparatus - Hold one s breath for one minute - Dive ten meters deep underwater - Gather marine products, including top-shells, sea urchins, agar, sea cucumbers, abalone, etc. - Work for 4 to 6 hours a day; About 90 days a year History: Appeared in historical documents from the 17 th century 3

The Population of Jeju Haenyeo by Age Total 1970 14,143 1980 7,804 1990 6,827 2000 5,789 2010 4,995-29 (%) 4,426 (31.3) 764 (9.8) 294 (4.3) 3 (0.1) 30-49 (%) 7,764 (54.9) 4,737 (60.7) 3,017 (44.2) 1,282 (22.1) 125 (2.5) 50+ (%) 1,953 (13.8) 2,303 (29.5) 3,516 (51.5) 4,504 (77.8) 4,870 (97.5) 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+ 2016 4,005 12 (0.3) 46 (1.1) 403 (10.1) 1,246 (31.1) 1,734 (43.3) 564 (14.1) 4

Population of fisher folks on Jeju Island haenyeo (A) fisher folks (B) A/B (%) 1970 14,143 23,985 59 1980 7,804 12,216 64 1990 6,827 10,837 63 2000 5,789 7,976 73 2010 4,995 6,379 78 2016 4,005 4,967 81 Source: 2017 Statistical Yearbook of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province 5

Haenyeo Haenyeo associations Lee Sung-eun (2006) Village fishery cooperatives Local and central governments Scholars 6

1) Haenyeo Not born with special physical conditions fit for diving Learn the basics by watching more experienced divers and listening to their experiences, and then practice diving repeatedly over many years Sustainability of diving work: Human greed for a big catch is counterbalanced by an individual s capacity to remain underwater without the aid of breathing equipment 7

2) Village Fishery Coop Exclusive fishing rights over the sea near its village Autonomously manages the village sea - Controls diving and non-diving days - Regulates working hours a day - Prohibits the use of some technology Implements the measures to dive sustainably - Sows the seeds of top-shells and abalone in the village sea with the haenyeo association and local/central governments 8

The head of a village fishery cooperative waving a flag in order to stop the diving work Lee Sung-eun (2006) 9

3) Haenyeo association Voluntary village fishery coop-affiliated organization Implements the measures to dive sustainably - Decides whether the diving work is possible today by upperskilled haenyeo (sanggun 上軍 ) - Buddy system - Cleans and weeds the seashore and the intertidal zone - Sows the seeds of top-shells and abalone in the village sea with the village fishery coop and local/central governments 10

Jeju sanggun [upper-skilled] haenyeo Lee Sung-eun (2003) 11

Buddy system of Hansu-ri Fishery Cooperative Each group: upper-skilled, middleskilled, and lower-skilled haenyeo NB 1. Check each one s physical condition before diving work 2. Communication during diving work 3. Come together after work Photographed at Hansu-ri Dressing Facility 2017. 10. 1 12

Cleaning the underwater area and intertidal zone Courtesy of the Haenyeo Museum 13

4) Local and central governments Conserve the haenyeo fisheries system - Regulate the minimum size of the catch - Monitor marine resources in the village sea - Sows the seeds of top-shells and abalone in the village sea with the village fishery coop and the haenyeo association Photographed at Hado-ri 2017. 7. 2 Local government promotes the welfare of haenyeo. - A subsidy for the start-up fees to join the village fishery coop - Free medical care for haenyeo since 2002 14

4) Local and central governments Designate the haenyeo as heritage - Korea Important Fisheries Heritage Systems (2015. 12) - UNESCO s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity (2016. 11) Raise haenyeo s self-esteem - National Intangible Cultural Property (2017. 5) 15

5) Scholars Document the knowledge and skills of haenyeo - Mental map of the sea (the reefs and the habitat) - Local knowledge of winds and tides Do research on marine products Develop the curriculum on haenyeo for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) 16

Map of village fishing grounds 17

3. Conclusion Who s on First? - Haenyeo themselves Sustainability of haenyeo fisheries - Haenyeo themselves - Village fishery cooperative/haenyeo association Cooperation among stakeholders - Marine resources in the village fishing grounds - GIAHS 18

3. Conclusion Haenyeo, village fishery coop and haenyeo association - Sustainability of haenyeo fisheries Harvest only the marine products of the proper size Designate alternating areas as off-limits for diving Reduce working hours and the number of diving days - Recruitment of haenyeo Revise the qualifications for membership - Revitalization of haenyeo culture The cooperative nature of diving work Care for the weak Value of common needs Courtesy of the Haenyeo Museum 19

Thank you for your attention! A painting by Eva Armisén (source: Facebook) 20