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Water rights and rules, and management in spate irrigation systems

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  • Mehari, A.
  • van Steenbergen, F.
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  • Mehari, A. & van Steenbergen, F. & Schultz, B., 2005. "Water rights and rules, and management in spate irrigation systems," IWMI Books, Reports H038760, International Water Management Institute.
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    1. Mehari, Abraham & Schultz, Bart & Depeweg, Herman, 2006. "Salinity impact assessment on crop yield for Wadi Laba spate irrigation system in Eritrea," Agricultural Water Management, Elsevier, vol. 85(1-2), pages 27-37, September.

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