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African Water Laws - Plural Legislative Framework for Water Management in Africa. A collection of papers presented at the International Workshop in Johannesburg on January 26-28, 2005 organized the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), the Natural Resources Institute (NRI) of the University of Greenwich, the Faculty of Law of the University of Dar-es-Salaam, and the South African Department of Water Affairs and Forestry. Download
Bruns, Bryan, and Helmi, Participatory Irrigation Management in Indonesia: Lessons from Experience and Issues for the Future. Background paper for the Indonesia National Workshop on Participatory Irrigation Management, November 4-8, 1996. Download
Bruns, Bryan, Participatory Management for Agricultural Water Control in Vietnam: Challenges and Opportunities. Background Paper for the National Seminar on Participatory Irrigation Management, April 7-11, 1997.Vinh City, Nghe An Province. Download
Report on Farmer Managed Irrigation Systems Award and Training on the Theme of Conservation Measures in Irrigation Systems. Kathmandu, Nepal, 1999, 22 pages. Farmer Managed Irrigation Systems Promotion Trust. Download
Ghazala Mansuri andVijayendra Rao, Community Based and Driven Development: A critical Review. Download
Ghislaine Larouche and John F. Metzger, Making irrigation management work in a participatory way. The case of Nothe Sulawesi, Indonesia. Download
Gopal Naik and Amar H Kalro, Two case studies on the Role of Water Users Associations in Irrigation Managmeent in Maharashtra India. Download
Goldberg, Joseph Assisting Irrigation in Central Asia presentation made at theWorld Bank Water Week March 2004. Download
Groenfeldt, David, and P. Sun, Demand Management of Irrigation Systems Through Users' Participation. Download
Groenfeldt, David. Moving Upstream: Changing Roles for Users and the State in Irrigation Management. Economic Development Institute. World Bank. Download
Groenfeldt, David, Transferring Irrigation Systems from the State to Users: Questions of Management, Authority, and Ownership. Paper presented at the 96th annual meetings of the American Anthroplogical Association, Washington, DC, 19 Nov. 1997. Download
Facon, Thierry, Improving the Irrigation Service to Farmers: A key issue in Participatory Irrigation Management. Download
Facon Thierry, Asian Irrigation in Transition - Service Orientation, Institutional Aspects and Design/Operation/Infrastructure Issues. Download
Jairath, Jasveen, Participatory Irrigation Management in Andhra Pradesh, Contradictions of a Supply-Side Approach. Society for Participatory Development, Hyderabad, India, 2000. 16 pages. Download
Meinzen-Dick, Ruth, State Administration, Devolution, and Water Markets in Irrigation Management. Published in pp. 5-24 of the DVWK Bulleting 20: Deregulation, Decentralization, and Privatization in Irrigation, by the German Association for Water Resources and Land Improvement--DVWK, Gluckstrasse 2, 53115 Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany. Download
Mott McDonald, Privatization / Transfer of irrigation systems in Central Asia - A research report prepared for the DFID. This report summarizes the in-country survyes undertaken, identifies relevant experince obtained in other countries, analyses the conditions affecting IMT in Central Asia and presents guidelines aimed at imporving the IMT process. Download
Nelson, David, Performance Indicators for Irrigation Canal System Managers or Water Users Associations. 2002. Download
Palacios V., Enrique, Benefits and Second Generation Problems of Irrigation Management Transfer in Mexico. EDI Participatory Irrigation Management Case Studies Series Download
Peter, Raymond J, PIM - Lessons from International Expereince, Paper presented at the Workshop on "PIM - Pathways to Progress" organized by the Asian Development Bank, Hanoi, Vietnam, March 31-April 2, 2004. Download
Plusquellec, Herve,The search for a PIM model for Vietnam:cooperative user group or a reform of governance. Download
Quintero-Pinto, Luis E., Benefits and Second Generation Problems of Irrigation Management Transfer in Colombia. EDI Participatory Irrigation Management Case Studies Series. Download
Raby, Namika, Participatory Irrigation Management in the Philippines: National Irrigation Systems. EDI Participatory Irrigation Management Case Studies Series. Download
Raby, Namika, From Participatory Irrigation Management to Irrigation Management Transfer: The Process and Progress In Sri Lanka. Consultant Report to the Economic Development Institute. The World Bank. Download
Steve Hodgson, Legislation on water users's organisations- A comparative analysis, FAO publication No. 79 view
Servaas, Maurits, Sample Questionnaire for Assessment of Irrigation Schemes. DANIDA, Vietnam. 1999, 26 pages. This detailed questionnaire for conducting a "walk-through' of an irrigation scheme allows for a social as well as a technical audit. Developped by DANIDA for the "Support to Water Resources Management" Project in Dak Lak Province, Vietnam. Download
Svendsen, Mark and Gladys Nott, Irrigation Mangement Transfer in Turkey: Process and Outcomes. Download
Svendsen, Mark, Jose Trava, and Sam H. Johnson III. Participatory Irrigation Management: Benefits and Second Generation Problems , Economic Development Institute International Irrigation of the World Bank Management Institute. Download
Vermillion, Douglas L., 1997. Management Devolution and the Sustainability of Irrigation: Results of Comprehensive versus Partial Strategies. Presented at the FAO/World Bank Technical Consultation on Decentralization and Rural Development, 16-18 December 1997, Rome. Download
Anonymous, Draft Paper for Participatory Irrigation Management National Seminar in Albania, 1997. Download
The Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development. This text was adopted by the over 500 participants in the International Conference on Water and the Environment (ICWE) Dublin, Ireland, January 31, 1992, and was later adopted by the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992. The document recommends for urgent action programs for water and sustainable development. Download
World Bank Institute, Electronic PIM Handbook. Link to the online handbook
World Bank Water Resources Sector Strategy. Download
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