30 years of farm restructuring and water management reforms in Central Asia
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DOI: 10.29258/CAJWR/2022-R1.v8-1/49-56.eng
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agricultural reforms; farm restructuring; smallholders; tenure security; water user associations; value chain development;All these keywords.
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