Poor irrigation water management associated with water scarcity is the major reason for
underperformance of most small-scale irrigation schemes in Ethiopia. In order to devise …

The primary objective of an irrigation organization is to provide efficient and effective
management of water resources to achieve enhanced agricultural production. Performance …

The irrigation sector constitutes the backbone of Uzbekistan's economy, providing social and
economic stability in the region. The sector collapsed with the fall of the Soviet Union, due to …

The rapidly growing population in Uzbekistan has put massive pressure on limited water
resources, resulting in frequent water shortages. Irrigation is by far the major water use …

The increased frequency of water shortages parallel to growing demands for agricultural
commodities in the lower reaches of the Amu Darya River, Central Asia, calls for improving …

After the independence of Central Asian countries, many international projects have been
launched to promote water users' inclusion into the water management at different levels …

In the early 1990s the countries of Central Asia started their transformation to a market
economy. Uzbekistan is in the throes of change and facing a huge restructuring task and a …

Since independence, Central Asian nations are going through political, economical and
social changes. The transition also has had long-term impact on water sector, once second …

Central Asian countries have experienced a transition from a centralized state-managed
economy to a decentralized market-oriented one, and gained valuable experience in …

Self-governing irrigation systems are integral to global food security and face serious
problems under climate change. This is particularly true in areas expected to become more …