Irrigation Efficiency and Productivity Manual: Tools for Irrigation Professionals and Practitioners, Part 2. Means and mechanisms for increasing efficiency and productivity.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2004
Country:
Tanzania
Document Type:
Manual
Theme:
Water and Sanitation
Authors:
Lankford, B., Machibya, M., Mdemu, M.

Abstract

This ‘Part Two’ Manual of the Workshop on Irrigation Efficiency and Productivity describes technical, institutional and programmatic ways in which irrigation efficiency and productivity can be raised, with special reference to rice growing in Usangu in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania. In many ways, these principles and interventions apply to rice irrigation in the rest of Tanzania and East Africa, and in some respects to non-rice crops.

Citation

Manual for RIPARWIN Project, DFID-KAR Project No. R8064, Soil-Water Management Research Group, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania, pp 30

Irrigation Efficiency and Productivity Manual: Tools for Irrigation Professionals and Practitioners, Part 2. Means and mechanisms for increasing efficiency and productivity.

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