Image by Salome Kinkladze, shared under partnership agreement with Chaikhana Media. This article was first published on Chaikhana Media. An edited version has been republished here under a content partnership agreement. Women employed in the fishing industry in Georgia are usually informal workers, so there is scarce data on their incomes and contributions to the sector. But although these women’s work is often invisible, it is essential. Most sort, clean, dry, and sell fish — all crucial work in the seafood supply chain. However, wage differences between men and women are still glaring: women…