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This paper presents an overview of the current state of knowledge on
the relationship between irrigation management in Pakistan and the
incidence of waterlogging and salinity. Key management questions
are also highlighted.
E.J.V. Vander Velde
irrigation management in Pakistan mountain
environments
Pakistan Country Paper No 3. 1989. xiii + 33 p. A5. Stapled. ISBN 92-
9090-153-5. Price US$8.50. US$5.75. (developing countries).
This paper is a first step in defining the extent of irrigation in Pakistan’s
mountain regions. Attention is given to some changes already begun
in this environment through new irrigation development activities.
Important knowledge gaps are also identified.
OCCASIONAL PAPERS
Douglas J. Merrey, P.S. Rao and Edward D. Martin
Irrigation management research in Sri Lanka: A review
of selected literature
Occasional Paper No 1. 1988. 52 p. A4. Stapled. Price US$7.50.
US$4.50. (developing countries).
This paper reviews literature in four topic areas-system operation
and performance, organization and management of irrigation systems,
rehabilitation, and resource mobilization–of relevance to Sri
Lanka. The review includes discussion of progress to date and
lessons learned in each of the four areas.
Robert Yoder, Prachandra Pradhan, and Edward D. Martin
Recommendations for consideration in the development
of Nepal’s irrigation master pian
Occasional Paper No. 2. 1988. 15 p. A4. Stapled. Price US$4.50.
US$2.75. (developing countries).
Recommendations presented in this paperwere initially discussed at
an Irrigation Sector Coordination Meeting held in Kathmandu on 23
February 1988 and convened by the Ministry of Water Resources.
Topics included ways to improve the effectiveness of operation and
maintenance of agency-managed systems, and the efficiency of assistance
to farmer-managed systems.
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