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Governance in Irrigation and Drainage
[Gouvernance de l’Irrigation et du Drainage]

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  • Pieter Waalewijn
  • Remi Trier
  • Jonathan Denison
  • Yasmin Siddiqi
  • Jeroen Vos
  • Eeman Amjad
  • Mik Schulte

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  • Pieter Waalewijn & Remi Trier & Jonathan Denison & Yasmin Siddiqi & Jeroen Vos & Eeman Amjad & Mik Schulte, 2019. "Governance in Irrigation and Drainage [Gouvernance de l’Irrigation et du Drainage]," World Bank Publications - Reports 32339, The World Bank Group.
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