Relying only on courts and bureaucratic procedures to allocate water can exclude poorer groups and those with less education. Negotiating Water Rights suggests that when users are involved in negotiating water claims and allocation, it is possible for everyone to benefit. Bryan Randolph Bruns is a consulting sociologist, helping people and organizations to improve participation, communication and service provision. Much of his work focuses on participatory learning and action for irrigation and water resource management. See ordering centers for various distribution centers.
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