论文信息 - Institutional factors affecting irrigation performance in Pakistan: research and policy priorities

Institutional factors affecting irrigation performance in Pakistan: research and policy priorities

The strong irrigation tradition has sustained the broad based community interest in irrigation. The result is a very complex institutional milieu in which a set of formally established irrigation rules and organizations exists side by side with an intricate set of social institutions. The two sets act like a dual system often in conflict with each other. The authors, while analyzing the present institutional barriers, have highlighted the importance of irrigation rules and procedures in the institutional framework.

D. J. Bandaragoda | Don Jayatissa Bandaragoda | G. R. Firdousi

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