This comparative study was conducted to identify and describe the organizations that have evolved over a period of time to meet the farmers' needs; to attempt to identify the factors that stimulate farmers to become organized for irrigation activities; and to examine key issues relevant to government policy for intervention and formulation of development strategy. The tremendous variations in environmental conditions that exist in Nepal have contributed to the development of a wide range of irrigation organization patterns. Twenty-nine different irrigation management.tasks are also identified. The valuable experiences of farmer-managed systems suggest that certain management principles could be applied to government-managed systems for improved performance.
Publishers
International Irrigation Management Institute
Document Type
Report/Whitepaper
Languages
English
Geographic Areas:
Asia (Southern) / Nepal
Copyright
Copyright IIMI 1989. All rights reserved.
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