Smallholder irrigation: ways forward. Volume 2: Summary of case studies

One of 2 volumes on smallholder irrigation

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 1997
Country:
Egypt, Kenya and Zimbabwe
Document Type:
Case Study
Theme:
Water and Sanitation
Authors:
Chancellor, F.M. and Hide, J.M.

Abstract

The guidelines, presented in two volumes, aim to assist with identification of principal socio-economic issues and to suggest ways of improving the implementation process, so that designers fully understand the background to a development and the needs of the users. Designers are then enabled to commission necessary further work and investigations as appropriate.

Volume 2 summarises the results of thirteen collaborative field studies of small-scale performance in Zimbabwe, Kenya and Egypt. A brief summary of the methods used in the investigations is presented along with brief accounts of the characteristics and performance of individual schemes.

Volume 1 is entitled - Smallholder irrigation: ways forward. Volume 1. Guidelines for achieving appropriate scheme design

Citation

Chancellor, F.M.; Hide, J.M. Smallholder irrigation: ways forward. Volume 2: Summary of case studies, HR Wallingford, UK. (1997), 115 pp.

Smallholder irrigation: ways forward. Volume 2: Summary of case studies

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Published 1 January 1997
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