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The transformation of irrigation boards into water user associations in South Africa: Case studies of the Lower Olifants, Great Letaba and Vaalharts water user associations. Volume 1

Jetrick Seshoka, Willem de Lange, Nicolas Faysse, Seshoka, Jetrick, De Lange, Willem J., Faysse, Nicolas

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The transformation of irrigation boards into water user associations in South Africa: Case Studies of the Lower Olifants, Great Letaba and Vaalharts Water User Associations.

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The transformation of irrigation boards into water user associations in South Africa: Case Studies of the Lower Olifants, Great Letaba and Vaalharts Water User Associations.

Key concepts: Irrigation, Transformation (genetics), Volume (thermodynamics), Business, Water resource management, Agricultural economics, Environmental science, Economics

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