Financing river-basin organisations
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- Abernethy, Charles. L. & Sally, Hilmy & Lonsway, Kurt & Maman, Chegou, 2000. "Farmer-based financing of operations in the Niger Valley irrigation schemes," IWMI Research Reports H 26188, International Water Management Institute.
- Abernethy, Charles L. & Sally, Hilmy & Lonsway, Kurt & Maman, Chegou, 2000. "Farmer-based financing of operations in the Niger Valley irrigation schemes," IWMI Research Reports 44573, International Water Management Institute.
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