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Freeing the channels — farmer-managed water supply
Marc Lammerink | Isaack Oenga | Simon Croxton
How much do we know about the principles or traditional methods of distributing water in the South? Should we accept current orthodoxies about the cultivator and his crops, farmers as a group, and the need for central management of the scheme? Simon Croxton introduces the issues, whileMarc Lammerink and Isaack Oenga explain what they mean by community management through partnership.
How much do we know about the principles or traditional methods of distributing water in the South? Should we accept current orthodoxies about the cultivator and his crops, farmers as a group, and the need for central management of the scheme? Simon Croxton introduces the issues, while
Marc Lammerink and Isaack Oenga explain what they mean by community management through partnership.
Marc Lammerink and Isaack Oenga explain what they mean by community management through partnership.
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