Managing water resources : policies, institution and technologies edited by V. Ratna Reddy and S. Mahendra Dev.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2006.Description: 331 pISBN: - 9780195681123
- 363.61 RED/MAN
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| 363.61 RAO/INT Interstate water disputes in India : | 363.61 RAO/PRI Privatization of water sector : | 363.61 RAO/PRI Privatization of water sector : | 363.61 RED/MAN Managing water resources : | 363.61 ROM/IND Indus river basin : | 363.61 SHA/PUB Public private partenships in water : | 363.61 SHA/PUB Public private partenships in water : |
Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Canvas : policies, institutions, and technologies
Chapter 2. Irrigation subsidies : can it help reforms in Karnataka?
Chapter 3. Guiding visible hand of participatory approaches to irrigation management
Chapter 4. Economics of drip irrigation in sugar cane cultivation : an empirical analysis
Chapter 5. Impact of electricity prices and volumetric water allocation on energy and groundwater demand : analysis from western India
Chapter 6. Access to drinking water in urban India : an analysis of emerging spatial pattern in the context of new system of governance
Chapter 7. Drinking water and well-being in India : data envelopment analysis
Chapter 8. Water supply and sanitation in Karnataka : status, issues, and policy
Chapter 9. Household water services in incomplete markets : managing water stress for the urban poor
Chapter 10. Mainstreaming gender equity in water management : policy and practice
Chapter 11. Community initiatives in water in a decentralized governance system of Madhya Pradesh
Chapter 12. Managing and financing the water sector in the Netherlands and its relevance for India