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Aflaj Irrigation Systems

Gradualism or Big Bang I

Gradualism Vs Big Bang II

Gradualism - Weakness

Userism as a management type

Institutional Change and policy reform

legal and institutional Context for establishing WUAs

Irrigation Management Transfer

Irrigation Management Transfer - Impacts, Impacts contd

Irrigation Management Transfer and Impact on Agricultural yields

Irrigation Institutions Development

Cooperative management in South Asia

perspectives on PIM

Inter Institutional Training on Irrigation in the Andes

Land Improvement districts

Land Improvement Districts an Overview

Role of Land Improvement Districts

Participatiory Irrigation Management (PIM)

Rationale for Participation.

Two dimensions of PIM

Problems in Implementing PIM

PIM - Objectives

Four approaches to PIM

PIM and IMT

PIM - Second Generation Challenges

learning from Farmers - Using PRA for PIM

PIM and Common Property Resources

PIM and Drainage

PIM and Gender examples from Macedonia , Albania, Can women do PIM

PIM, Poverty and Gender

PIM and Ground Water Aquifers

PIM and Lift Irrigation Scehmes

PIM and Monitoring

PIM and Poverty

PIM and System Improvements

Financing for PIM

An Ostrich called PIM

Problems with prescriptive policies

PIM and Agricutlural yields

PIM in Andhra Pradesh

Reforms in Hubei Province, China, Fast pace of Reforms in China

Management Models in Guangzhong, China

Self Managed Irrigation and Drainage Districts, China

PIM Reforms in China

PIM in Srilanka

PIM in Nepal - A Participatory Approach

PIM in Office Du Niger

PIM in Pakistan, an update on Pakistan

PIM in Turkey, PIM in Turkey, PIM or DIM

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Last modified on Tue, July 27, 2004.

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