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Water pricing and irrigation: a review of the European experience

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  • Berbel, J.
  • Calatrava, J.
  • Garrido. A.

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  • Berbel, J. & Calatrava, J. & Garrido. A., 2007. "Water pricing and irrigation: a review of the European experience," IWMI Books, Reports H040611, International Water Management Institute.
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