Rice consumption in Tanzania has greatly increased since the 1960s; it is predicted to
continue to increase owing to urbanization and changes in consumer preferences from …

Smallholder irrigation is an important pathway towards better livelihoods and food security in
sub-Saharan Africa. This article assesses the contribution of farmer-friendly soil and water …

This paper examines the adoption of irrigation technologies and the underlying diversity in
terms of intensity of adoption in 2 irrigated valleys in Central Chile. Results show a low and …

Agricultural performance assessment spans various spatial scales, from single plots to entire
irrigation systems. A multi-scale analysis is thus crucial for informed decision-making. The …

Water trading occurs in water markets, and can be defined as the process of buying and
selling water licences (also called entitlements or rights), by formal or informal means. There …

Contingent valuation is used to elicit irrigators' willingness to pay for soil moisture tools in
irrigation schemes in Africa, with various econometric methods employed to mitigate …

Irrigation is promoted as a critical strategy for rural welfare, yet fundamental questions
prevail on the linkages between water, equity and inequality. Applying mixed-methods, this …

Tackling the inequalities that exist in sub-Saharan Africa is critical for sustainable
development. In this paper we explore whether the 'Transforming irrigation in southern …

The mechanisms linking growth and inequality are critical for poverty reduction, yet they
remain poorly understood at the micro level, as current knowledge is dominated by country …

Equality of Opportunity and gender equality, key components of the UNs' Sustainable
Development Goals and Inclusive Growth initiatives, require wellbeing measures that reflect …