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| | + | |Pub Abstract=This book is based on the observation that in irrigation projects technical aspects are often overemphasized at the expense of social and institutional aspects (i.e. the "Irrigation Management"). Huppert and Walker develop a grid for the classification of irrigation systems on the basis of two main criteria: system status (differentiated by factors such as irrigated area, number of water users, etc.) and management uncertainty (including aspects such as secure availability of water resources, complexity of the system, presence or absence of irrigation tradition). From this matrix, suggestions for appropriate organization forms of irrigation and support requirements are derived by development cooperation. |
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| | |Pub Category=Resource Management | | |Pub Category=Resource Management |
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| Title
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Management of Irrigation Systems
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| Subtitle
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Guiding Principles
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| Author
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Huppert, W., Walker, H.
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| Editor or Organisation
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GIZ
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| Year
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1989
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| Keywords
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irrigation systems, management, planing, organisation, implementation
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| Country
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unspecific
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| Type
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publication
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| Language
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English
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| Table of Contents
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1. Introduction
2. Point of Departure for the Development of a Basic Concept for Irrigation System Management
3. Attributes of a Basic Concept for the Management of Irrigation Systems
4. Points of Departure for Situation-Oriented Management of Irrigation Systems
5. Management-Oriented Project Concepts for Irrigation Development Cooperation
6. Concluding Remarks
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| Abstract
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This book is based on the observation that in irrigation projects technical aspects are often overemphasized at the expense of social and institutional aspects (i.e. the "Irrigation Management"). Huppert and Walker develop a grid for the classification of irrigation systems on the basis of two main criteria: system status (differentiated by factors such as irrigated area, number of water users, etc.) and management uncertainty (including aspects such as secure availability of water resources, complexity of the system, presence or absence of irrigation tradition). From this matrix, suggestions for appropriate organization forms of irrigation and support requirements are derived by development cooperation.
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| Permission
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Yes
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| Category
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Resource Management
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| File
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