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Necessity of Rationalization of Water Pricing With Participatory Irrigation Management in India As a line in 1972–73 indicated that the percentages were 54.1 in rural areas and 41.2 in urban sectors, the combined figure being 51.5%. These figures reduced to 37.3%, 32.4% and 36% respectively in 1993–97. In physical terms, however, the total number of people below the poverty line marginally increas

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A New Perspective on Water Development and Poverty Reduction in Southeastern Anatolia, Turkeynd nomadic, semi-nomadic tribes, sub-tribes, large landownership, landlessness, feudal cultural structure, is characterized by exogenous factors constraining the regional development process. They may be spatial isolation, lack of proper planning and management, lack of local development experiences

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Commercialization and Privatization of Urban Water and Sewerage Services In Turkey: Poverty Reductioaccess of all citizens to adequate and safe water supply services. World Summit on Sustainable Development held in Johannesburg in September 2002 stressed the importance of water under the slogan “No Water No Future”. However, current policies pursued in this regard treat the issue as a problem of o

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A New Perspective on Water Development and Poverty Reduction in Southeastern Anatolia, Turkeynd nomadic, semi-nomadic tribes, sub-tribes, large landownership, landlessness, feudal cultural structure, is characterized by exogenous factors constraining the regional development process. They may be spatial isolation, lack of proper planning and management, lack of local development experiences

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Evaluating the Role of Water Resources Development in Poverty Reduction: A Case Study from Jordan survival depends less on absolute income than on relative income. It is argued that economic growth often raises the incomes of the wealthy faster than that of the poor. Even if all incomes were to increase at the same rate, the consequences would be much the same; i.e. the absolute gap between ric

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