Water rights and water fees in rural Tanzania
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.158013
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- Lankford, B., 2004. "The river basin game: A water dialogue tool," IWMI Working Papers H036026, International Water Management Institute.
- Kabudi, P. J., 2005. "Challenges of legislating for water utilization in rural Tanzania: Drafting new laws," IWMI Books, Reports H038742, International Water Management Institute.
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