Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1053407 Environmental Science & Policy 2016 9 Pages PDF
Abstract

•A new classification for state-, community- and co-managed irrigation systems is proposed.•Co-management is operationalized in a detailed way.•Distinction of co-management patterns can be expressed along a continuum.•Performance of a large number of irrigation systems (n = 244) is measured across several dimensions.•Successful community-based management is not confined to small irrigation systems.

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