Potential for Blue-Gray Water Trade-offs for Irrigation in Small Towns of Pakistan: A Case Study of Farmers' Costs and Benefits in Haroonabad
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- Mehmood-Ul-Hassan & Hamid, A. & Mahmood, K. & Mahmood, S., 2000. "Farmer organization's potential for reducing waterlogging and salinity through improved equity and reliability of irrigation water: Evidence from Hakra 4-R Distributary in Southern Punjab," IWMI Books, Reports H027113, International Water Management Institute.
- Malik, S. M., 1996. "Farmers' organized behavior in irrigated agriculture in Pakistan's Punjab: a case study of six watercourse command areas in Junejwala Minor, Lower Chenab Canal System," IWMI Working Papers H018426, International Water Management Institute.
- Mehmood Ul Hassan & Yameen Memon & Abdul Hamid, 1999. "Returns to Facilitating Farmers’ Organisations for Distributary Maintenance: Empirical Results from a Pilot Project in Southern Punjab," The Pakistan Development Review, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, vol. 38(3), pages 253-268.
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