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Groundwater management in India: physical, institutional and policy alternatives/ M. Dinesh Kumar

By: Dinesh Kumar, MMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: SAGE, 2007Description: 354 pISBN: 9780761935353; 9788132101154Subject(s): Water quality management | Groundwater--ManagementOnline resources: Click here to access online

Contents:

Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Groundwater socio-ecology of India : a strategic analysis -- Ch. 3. Groundwater issues in North Gujarat -- Ch. 4. Assessing the economic value of groundwater : illustrations from North Gujarat -- Ch. 5. Water intensity of milk production in North Gujarat -- Ch. 6. Drip irrigation for alfalfa in India -- Ch. 7. Sustaining farm economy with less intensive use of groundwater : analysis from Banaskantha District -- Ch. 8. When do farmers adopt water-saving technologies? : investigations from North Gujarat -- Ch. 9. Is power pricing a viable option for managing groundwater demand in India? -- Ch. 10. Towards evolving institutional arrangements for managing groundwater -- Ch. 11. Summary and conclusions.

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Ch. 1. Introduction --
Ch. 2. Groundwater socio-ecology of India : a strategic analysis --
Ch. 3. Groundwater issues in North Gujarat --
Ch. 4. Assessing the economic value of groundwater : illustrations from North Gujarat --
Ch. 5. Water intensity of milk production in North Gujarat --
Ch. 6. Drip irrigation for alfalfa in India --
Ch. 7. Sustaining farm economy with less intensive use of groundwater : analysis from Banaskantha District --
Ch. 8. When do farmers adopt water-saving technologies? : investigations from North Gujarat --
Ch. 9. Is power pricing a viable option for managing groundwater demand in India? --
Ch. 10. Towards evolving institutional arrangements for managing groundwater --
Ch. 11. Summary and conclusions.

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