Governance in Irrigation and Drainage
Irrigated farming is central to meeting the world's food and fodder needs and will be even more important in delivering on food security and water sustainability development priorities in the future. High population growth, climate change, increasing socio-economic growth, and water stress are key drivers of change. Although irrigation covers only 6.5 percent of the total land used for agriculture, it supports production of forty percent of the world's food and fodder output, with a gross value of fifty-five percent of global agricultural produce. Improving irrigation performance is a priority strategy in addressing rural poverty and in mitigating climate -change impacts, especially for the most vulnerable. Investment in irrigation has seen renewed interest in the past decade, and irrigation and drainage (I and D) governance emerging as a key focus for improved performance. Institutional failures and poor irrigation performance have been blamed on low capacity, perverse incentives, misdirected policies, and weak implementation but these are only contributing factors. Investments in institutions of the past have aimed to fix the institutions, with a focus on form and on organizational structure. The central message of this resource book is that functions, processes, and related capabilities must be the priority focus of all irrigation institutional interventions.
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| Subjects: | IRRIGATION, WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, AGRICULTURE, GROUNDWATER, DRAINAGE, SERVICE DELIVERY, WATER USE ORGANIZATION, GOVERNANCE, PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP, STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION, |
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dig-okr-10986323392024-08-07T19:07:45Z Governance in Irrigation and Drainage Gouvernance de l’Irrigation et du Drainage Concepts, Cases, and Action-Oriented Approaches—A Practitioner’s Resource Concepts, Cas et Approches Axées sur l’Action - Une Ressource du Praticien Waalewijn, Pieter Trier, Remi Denison, Jonathan Siddiqi, Yasmin Vos, Jeroen Amjad, Eeman Schulte, Mik IRRIGATION WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE GROUNDWATER DRAINAGE SERVICE DELIVERY WATER USE ORGANIZATION GOVERNANCE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION Irrigated farming is central to meeting the world's food and fodder needs and will be even more important in delivering on food security and water sustainability development priorities in the future. High population growth, climate change, increasing socio-economic growth, and water stress are key drivers of change. Although irrigation covers only 6.5 percent of the total land used for agriculture, it supports production of forty percent of the world's food and fodder output, with a gross value of fifty-five percent of global agricultural produce. Improving irrigation performance is a priority strategy in addressing rural poverty and in mitigating climate -change impacts, especially for the most vulnerable. Investment in irrigation has seen renewed interest in the past decade, and irrigation and drainage (I and D) governance emerging as a key focus for improved performance. Institutional failures and poor irrigation performance have been blamed on low capacity, perverse incentives, misdirected policies, and weak implementation but these are only contributing factors. Investments in institutions of the past have aimed to fix the institutions, with a focus on form and on organizational structure. The central message of this resource book is that functions, processes, and related capabilities must be the priority focus of all irrigation institutional interventions. 2019-09-03T19:20:12Z 2019-09-03T19:20:12Z 2019-05-01 Working Paper Document de travail Documento de trabajo http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/413871567113420542/Governance-in-Irrigation-and-Drainage-Concepts-Cases-and-Action-Oriented-Approaches-A-Practitioner-s-Resource https://hdl.handle.net/10986/32339 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf application/pdf application/pdf application/pdf World Bank, Washington, DC |
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IRRIGATION WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE GROUNDWATER DRAINAGE SERVICE DELIVERY WATER USE ORGANIZATION GOVERNANCE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION IRRIGATION WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE GROUNDWATER DRAINAGE SERVICE DELIVERY WATER USE ORGANIZATION GOVERNANCE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION |
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IRRIGATION WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE GROUNDWATER DRAINAGE SERVICE DELIVERY WATER USE ORGANIZATION GOVERNANCE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION IRRIGATION WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE GROUNDWATER DRAINAGE SERVICE DELIVERY WATER USE ORGANIZATION GOVERNANCE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION Waalewijn, Pieter Trier, Remi Denison, Jonathan Siddiqi, Yasmin Vos, Jeroen Amjad, Eeman Schulte, Mik Governance in Irrigation and Drainage |
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Irrigated farming is central to meeting
the world's food and fodder needs and will be even more
important in delivering on food security and water
sustainability development priorities in the future. High
population growth, climate change, increasing socio-economic
growth, and water stress are key drivers of change. Although
irrigation covers only 6.5 percent of the total land used
for agriculture, it supports production of forty percent of
the world's food and fodder output, with a gross value
of fifty-five percent of global agricultural produce.
Improving irrigation performance is a priority strategy in
addressing rural poverty and in mitigating climate -change
impacts, especially for the most vulnerable. Investment in
irrigation has seen renewed interest in the past decade, and
irrigation and drainage (I and D) governance emerging as a
key focus for improved performance. Institutional failures
and poor irrigation performance have been blamed on low
capacity, perverse incentives, misdirected policies, and
weak implementation but these are only contributing factors.
Investments in institutions of the past have aimed to fix
the institutions, with a focus on form and on organizational
structure. The central message of this resource book is that
functions, processes, and related capabilities must be the
priority focus of all irrigation institutional interventions. |
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IRRIGATION WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURE GROUNDWATER DRAINAGE SERVICE DELIVERY WATER USE ORGANIZATION GOVERNANCE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION |
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Waalewijn, Pieter Trier, Remi Denison, Jonathan Siddiqi, Yasmin Vos, Jeroen Amjad, Eeman Schulte, Mik |
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Waalewijn, Pieter Trier, Remi Denison, Jonathan Siddiqi, Yasmin Vos, Jeroen Amjad, Eeman Schulte, Mik |
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Governance in Irrigation and Drainage |
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Governance in Irrigation and Drainage |
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