Titlebook: Water Development and Poverty Reduction; ?. H. Olcay ünver (President),Rajiv K. Gupta (Advi Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Poor Farmers’ Inclusion in Participatory Irrigation Management in Large-Scale Canal Systems in Andhroutput and lower food prices. New wage employment in irrigated agriculture, construction work and the increase of local demand for goods and services as spin-off of irrigation development would further benefit the rural poor.

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Introduction Now it is commonly acknowledged that water problems affect the poor adversely in terms of their ‘livelihoods’ (agricultural productivity, loss of natural resources), ‘health’ (water quality, waterborne diseases, reduction of productive capabilities), and ‘vulnerability’ (droughts, floods etc.). And

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A Participatory Framework for Poverty Eradication and Environmental Sustainability: The Case of Watetarget the regulation of the use of the environment and will end proposing, again, an alternative, deliberative-participatory approach. After elucidating the theoretical debates that shape both policy areas, we will explore the interconnections and links between these two nodal points. Indeed, we wi

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Access to Water as a Dimension of Poverty: The Need to Develop a Water Poverty Index as a Tool for P international level, the UN Sustainable Development Commission has called for better co-ordination and harmonization of indicator initiatives. The Director of the Statistical Division of DESA (Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs) has advised the Commission of the need for integrated and co-ordinat

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A Participatory Framework for Poverty Eradication and Environmental Sustainability: The Case of Watetarget the regulation of the use of the environment and will end proposing, again, an alternative, deliberative-participatory approach. After elucidating the theoretical debates that shape both policy areas, we will explore the interconnections and links between these two nodal points. Indeed, we wi

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