A comparative assessment of links
between irrigation water pricing and
irrigation performance in the Near East

(By M. Bazza and M. Ahmad)



Conference on Irrigation Water Policies: Micro and Macro Considerations
Organized by the World Bank
Agadir, Morocco, 15-17 June 2002


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ABSTRACT

Water pricing is being increasingly recognized as a key instrument for improved water allocation, better conservation and quality preservation. It induces better demand management of water resources and is seen by many as the ultimate solution in water-deficit areas where supply is limited or cannot be augmented.


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