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| − | |Pub Abstract=Poor operation and maintenance are considered being among the most serious problems faced by the irrigation sector. In many cases irrigation schemes suffer from deficient institutional arrangements for maintenance provision. This Guide is about how to achieve maintenance provision in irrigation systems. The Guide provides hints to policy makers, managers, planners and representatives of all the major stakeholders to develop an understanding of the “provision perspective” to maintenance (and to other services) in irrigation and of the institutional issues involved. | + | |Pub Abstract=This survey examines the correlation between land- and water use as well as the increased competition between different ways of utilization on the background of the rising shortage of water and land. It comprises a typologisation of water rights systems and their institutional inclusion with regard to economical efficiency, social redistribution effects and ecological sustainability. The study derives policy recommendations from the analysis, in which the “demand management” on the regulation of entitlements to disposal and the configuration of allocative mechanisms have priority. It takes a global approach with case studies on Chile, India and South Africa. The study will be of interest to anyone looking for a general introduction to water use challenges and the importance of defined land and water rights. It also provides policy recommendations. |
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Bodenordnung und Wasserrechte
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| Subtitle
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Verbindungen, Veränderungsdynamik und die Rolle der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit
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| Author
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Höllinger, F., Kasper, A.
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| Editor or Organisation
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GIZ
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| Year
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2000
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| Keywords
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water scarcity, land and water rights, conflict, land and water resources, water sector reform, land use reform
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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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German
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| Table of Contents
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Problemstellung und Trends
Grundtypen von Land und Wasserrechten
Driving forces of change: Verschärfte intersektorale Konkurrenz
Konflikte aufgrund inadäquater Land- und Wasserordnungen
Ansätze für die Reform von Wasserrecht und Bodenordnung
Gefahren bei der Reform von Wasserrecht und Bodenordnung
Zusammenfassung
Policy Guidelines
Offene Forschungsfragen
Ausgewählte Literatur
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| Abstract
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This survey examines the correlation between land- and water use as well as the increased competition between different ways of utilization on the background of the rising shortage of water and land. It comprises a typologisation of water rights systems and their institutional inclusion with regard to economical efficiency, social redistribution effects and ecological sustainability. The study derives policy recommendations from the analysis, in which the “demand management” on the regulation of entitlements to disposal and the configuration of allocative mechanisms have priority. It takes a global approach with case studies on Chile, India and South Africa. The study will be of interest to anyone looking for a general introduction to water use challenges and the importance of defined land and water rights. It also provides policy recommendations.
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| Permission
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Yes
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| Category
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Enabling Environment
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