Institutional alternatives in African smallholder irrigation: Lessons from international experience with irrigation management transfer

Tushaar Shah · Barbara van Koppen · Douglas J. Merrey · Marna de Lange · Madar Samad

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This report reviews several decades of global experience in transferring management of government-run irrigation systems to farmer associations or other nongovernmental agencies in an attempt to apply the lessons of success to the African smallholder irrigation context.

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