Many of the world's irrigated regions face the problem of aging infrastructure and declining
revenues to maintain and repair irrigation structures. Policy debates over climate change …

Historically, governments have played the predominant role in owning and operating
infrastructure facilities such as schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, railways, ports …

Agriculture is the principal source for satisfying the growing global demand for food.
However, current production patterns and socioeconomic and demographic pressures could …

This paper depicts opinions that condense the thinking of different sectors (ie, academia,
government, private sector, etc.) dealing in certain degree with the management of …

In the pursuit of information to support policies and actions to alleviate hunger and poverty
through irrigation and drainage, this paper attempts to provide correlations between water …

According to 2013 statistics from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the
Caribbean (EC-LAC 2013), a mere 3.03% of the total agricultural area in​​ the region uses …

Irrigated agriculture makes an important contribution to the economy of Australia's Murray-
Darling Basin. Competing water demand, recurring drought and climate change have …

Water scarcity has been appointed as the key-limiting factor for the development of
agriculture in the Peninsula of Santa Elena. To solve this problem, the Ecuadorian …

The impacts of climate change affect several environments, and one of the main problems is
the availability and pollution of water resources. This limitation considerably impacts coastal …

This document, Financing Water Management and Infrastructure related to Agriculture
across OECD Countries, by Frank A. Ward, of New Mexico State University, Las Cruces …