Comparing irrigation management reforms in Australia and India - A special reference to participatory irrigation management

Poddar, Rajendra; Qureshi, Muhammad; Syme, Geoff

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Comparing irrigation management reforms in Australia and India - A special reference to participatory irrigation management

Date

2011

Authors

Poddar, Rajendra

Qureshi, Muhammad

Syme, Geoff

Publisher

Wiley-VCH Verlag GMBH

Abstract

Efficient irrigation water management has become a common goal for continued growth and sustainable development in both India and Australia. The two countries have followed definite paths for achieving the best irrigation management policy. Australia has