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La transferencia del manejo de la irrigacion en Mexico: una estrategia para lograr la sostenibilidad de los distritos de riego

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  • Johnson, S. H. III.

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Describes the process of transfer of irrigation districts in Mexico from public ownership to joint management, where responsibility for irrigation O&M is shared between the public irrigation agency and water user associations. It evaluates the sustainability of transferred systems and discusses needed changes.

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  • Johnson, S. H. III., 1997. "La transferencia del manejo de la irrigacion en Mexico: una estrategia para lograr la sostenibilidad de los distritos de riego," IWMI Research Reports 158351, International Water Management Institute.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:iwmirr:158351
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.158351
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