Testing Scenarios On The Viability Of Smallholding Irrigation Schemes In South Africa: A Participatory And Information-Based Approach
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.18032
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- Perret, S. & Lavigne, M. & Stirer, N. & Yokwe, S. & Dikgale, K. S., 2003. "The Thabina irrigation scheme in a context of rehabilitation and management transfer: prospective analysis and local empowerment. Final report. Department of Water Affairs and Forestry Project number:," IWMI Research Reports H043097, International Water Management Institute.
- Koppa, G. G., 2008. "Institutional change and water productivity: a scenario testing of canal irrigation cooperatives in northern Gujarat for financial viability," Conference Papers h042925, International Water Management Institute.
- Yokwe, Stanley, 2009. "Water productivity in smallholder irrigation schemes in South Africa," Agricultural Water Management, Elsevier, vol. 96(8), pages 1223-1228, August.
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Farm Management; Resource /Energy Economics and Policy;Statistics
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