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Irrigation against rural poverty: an overview of issues and pro-poor intervention strategies in irrigated agriculture in Asia

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  • Hussain, I.
  • Yokoyama, K.
  • Hunzai, I.

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  • Hussain, I. & Yokoyama, K. & Hunzai, I., 2001. "Irrigation against rural poverty: an overview of issues and pro-poor intervention strategies in irrigated agriculture in Asia," Conference Papers h028858, International Water Management Institute.
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    1. van Koppen, B., 2000. "From bucket to basin: Managing river basins to alleviate water deprivation," IWMI Books, Reports H025886, International Water Management Institute.
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    1. Wijerathna, Deeptha & Varma, Samyuktha, 2006. "A farmers’ company for better price: The case of Chandrika Wewa Farmer Company, Sri Lanka," Conference Papers h039279, International Water Management Institute.

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