Expanding populations, the impacts of climate change, availability of arable land, and availability of water for irrigation collectively strain the agricultural system. To keep pace and …
Though numerous studies have addressed the need for irrigation reform in India, most still advocate solutions derived from the very First Irrigation Commission Report of 1903. This …
Irrigat rrigation, crucial for producing more than a third of today's total world harvest, has long been of practical and scholarly concern because of its proven ability to increase food …
JE Duyne - Development policy review, 1998 - library.fes.de
For over two decades participatory approaches have been advocated in academic and development circles as a means of increasing the equity and productivity of public irrigation …
Water is a distinctive resource because it constitutes a direct input to almost every economic activity, drawing a continuous thread from primary use in agriculture, through manufacturing …
Many factors are involved in the successful transfer of irrigation-system management to farmers including providing incentives for rural development. This paper discusses the …
In the 1970''s, the Philippines embarked on a program to decentralize the management of public irrigation. Early studies have shown that these reforms led to consistently positive …
Many countries are moving from emphasis on expansion of irrigation and water control projects to management of increasing scarcity and competition between water users …
In resource management, we are nearing the point where a new theory of common property resources may be emerging to take us beyond the image of the" tragedy of the commons" …