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Irrigation management processes and conditions: a case study of Sri Lanka's Walawe Irrigation Improvement Project
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Irrigation management processes and conditions: a case study of Sri Lanka's Walawe Irrigation Improvement Project
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Nijman, C.
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The detailed study of irrigation management processes and managerial conditions presented in this paper is part ofIIMI' s effort to integrate a management perspective into the assessment of irrigation performance. This management perspective requires an amalgamation of two key disciplines involved in irrigation management, irrigation engineering and management science, into an analytical framework for irrigation management. Irrigation engineering approaches are thereby evaluated by their contribution to the actual decision- making processes during system planning and design, and system operation. Yet, in the analysis of the most relevant decision-making processes, conceptual contributions of other disciplines such as economics, sociology and agronomy have to be considered as well.
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2014-06-12T13:48:40Z
2014-06-12T13:48:40Z 1991 |
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Book
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Nijman, C. 1991. Irrigation management processes and conditions: a case study of Sri Lanka's Walawe Irrigation Improvement Project. Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Irrigation Management Institute (IIMI). xxx, 277p. (IIMI Country Paper Sri Lanka 8)
92-9090-134-9 https://hdl.handle.net/10568/36370 |
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en
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IIMI Country Paper Sri Lanka 8
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International Irrigation Management Institute
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