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Making assumptions — institutional constraints to irrigation design and management
An injection of foreign cash and technical expertise should lead to more efficient, improved water-distribution systems. But what happens when schemes are designed without practical knowledge of existing local practices or the social setting?
An injection of foreign cash and technical expertise should lead to more efficient, improved water-distribution systems. But what happens when schemes are designed without practical knowledge of existing local practices or the social setting?
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