Irrigation management transfer in Mexico: A strategy to achieve irrigation district sustainability
Sam H. Johnson III, Johnson, Sam H.
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Sam H. Johnson III, Johnson, Sam H.
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Describes the process of transfer of irrigation districts in Mexico from public ownership to joint management, where responsibility for irrigation O&M is shared between the public irrigation agency and water user associations. It evaluates the sustainability of transferred systems and discusses needed changes.
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Describes the process of transfer of irrigation districts in Mexico from public ownership to joint management, where responsibility for irrigation O&M is shared between the public irrigation agency and water user associations. It evaluates the sustainability of transferred systems and discusses needed changes.
Key concepts: Irrigation management, Irrigation, Sustainability, Irrigation district, Water resource management, Low-flow irrigation systems, Irrigation statistics, Business