Titlebook: Water Resource Economics; Towards a Sustainabl M.G. Chandrakanth Book 2015 Springer India 2015 Demand and Supply side Economics.Drip irriga

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Costing Water for Irrigation,ource for irrigation. The properties amenable for costing/valuation of natural resources are unique and constrain the economic opportunities to value/cost them since natural resources lack property rights and are subject to externalities. In this chapter, the rationale and methodology of costing gro

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Locating Interference and Valuing Water,ater in rivers and 23?% is groundwater. Thus, groundwater is the largest source of fresh water available. Thus, the future potential lies in tapping the groundwater potential and using it in a sustainable manner. In India, the area irrigated by groundwater (39?million?ha, 51?%) is almost on par with

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Locating Interference and Valuing Water,ater in rivers and 23?% is groundwater. Thus, groundwater is the largest source of fresh water available. Thus, the future potential lies in tapping the groundwater potential and using it in a sustainable manner. In India, the area irrigated by groundwater (39?million?ha, 51?%) is almost on par with

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Demand Side Economics of Micro-irrigation,stem/s. In this chapter, the economic benefits from micro-irrigation in the eastern dry zone of Karnataka are discussed with field data from drip irrigation farmers (DIF) and conventional irrigation farmers (CIF) drawing groundwater from irrigation wells. With the average size of holdings in DIF (CI