Hill irrigation
Subtitle: the question of rehabilitation
By: Umesh Parajuli ... [et al.].
Contributors: Policy Analysis in Agriculture and Related Resource Management (Program : Nepal)
Series: Research report series -- no. 46; Research report series (Policy Analysis in Agriculture and Related Resource Management (Program : Nepal)) -- no. 46.
Publisher: Winrock International, Policy Analysis in Agriculture and Related Resource Management
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Kathmandu
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Subjects: Irrigation; Management; Irrigation farming; Citizen participation
Description: With reference to Nepal.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 70-71).
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: I.INTRODUCTION; title: Objectives of the Study; title: Conceptualizing Intervention, Sustainability, Technology; title: and Institution; title: Intervention; title: Sustainability; title: Technology; title: Institution; title: Approach and Methodology; title: Site Selection Criteria; title: Chapter Plan; title: II.INTERVENTION AND IRRIGATION TECHNOLOGY; title: Canal Lining and Sustainability of Hill Irrigation Systems; title: Characteristics of Conveyance Canals in FMISs; title: Objectives of Canal Lining; title: Leaking Canals and Their Technological Assessment; title: Options for Change; title: Appropriateness of Present Irrigation Technology and; title: Productivity of Rehabilitated FMISs; title: Technological Constraint on Irrigating Spring Crops; title: Options for Change; title: III.INTERVENTION AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY; title: Effects of FMISs Intervention on Cropping Pattern,; title: Intensity and Yield; title: Cropping Pattern; title: Cropping Intensity; title: Crop Yield; title: Consolidated Benefits through Intervention in FMISs; title: Issues on Sustainability; title: IV.INTERVENTIONS AND INSTITUTIONS; title: Institutional and Organizational Arrangements; title: Factors Related to Weakening and Strengthening of; title: Institutional and Organizational Arrangements; title: Need to Define Water Rights between Old and New Users; title: Availability of Multiple Sources of Irrigation; title: Incorporating Same Command Area in More than; title: One Rehabilitated System; title: Institutional and Organizational Arrangements before Intervention; title: Effects of Intervention on Sustainability of Irrigation Systems; title: Mobilization of Internal Resources; title: Mobilization of External Resources; title: Weaknesses in the Participatory Approach; title: Lack of Transparency and Accountability in Intervention; title: V.INTERVENTION AND ECOLOGICAL SUSTAINABILITY; title: Environmental Problems Faced by Hill FMISs; title: Ecological Conditions in the Hills; title: Types of Problems Faced by FMISs; title: Impact of Intervention in FMISs on Environment; title: Beneficial Impact; title: Adverse Impact; title: Sustainability of Rehabilitated FMISs from Ecological Perspective; title: Farmers' Consideration for Environmental Protection; title: Compatibility of Technology; title: People's Participation and Community's Involvement; title: Use of Environmental Impact Assessment; title: Bioengineering Practice; title: VI.SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS; title: Summary; title: Stagnant Agricultural Productivity; title: Technological Faults; title: Institutional Faults; title: Environmental Situation; title: Recommendations; title: Agricultural; title: Technological; title: Institutional; title: Environmental; title: Appendices; title: Bibliography; title: List of Publications.