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Water security and management : ecological imperatives and policy options / V. Ratna Reddy.

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: New Delhi : Published by Academic Foundation in collaboration with Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad, 2009.Description: 264 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9788171886869
  • 8171886868
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HD1698.I42 A4775 2009
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Contents:
Contents: List of Tables, Figures and Appendix; Preface; 1. Water: An Ecological Perspective; Introduction; Irrigation: Development and Degradation; Water and Public Policy; Need, Approach and Context; Structure of the Book; 2. Irrigation Expenditure: Continuing the Imbalance; Introduction; Potential and Status of Water Resources in Andhra Pradesh; Trends in Irrigation Expenditure in Andhra Pradesh; Pattern of Public Expenditure; Conclusions; 3. The ‘Big Push’: New Strategy for Irrigation Development and Distribution; Introduction; Irrigation Development and Distribution in Andhra Pradesh: Past and Present; Irrigation Development and Distribution: Future; Bridging the Disparities: Costs and Constraints; Conclusions; 4. Managing the Surface Systems: Lessons for Formalisation; Background; Setting; Framework and Approach; Structure, Organisation and Functioning of WUAs; Effectiveness of WUAs: Household Level; Assessment; Informal versus Formal Institutions; Effectiveness of WUAs: Formal versus Informal; Irrigation Reforms in Andhra Pradesh: A Missed Opportunity?; 5. Neglect of Natural Capital: Rehabilitation and Management of Tank Systems; Background; Setting; Approach; Profile of the Sample Villages; Impact of Tank Restoration: Economic and Ecological Ecological Impact; Tank Rehabilitation: A Cost-Benefit Analysis; Need for Sustaining the Systems; Lessons for Future; 6. Groundwater: Development and Degradation Background; Conceptual Framework; Empirical Approach; Resource Degradation and Externalities; Costs of Degradation Externalities; Public Policy and Environment; 7. Who Cares for Water Use Efficiency? Adoption of System of Rice Intensification (SRI); Background; Data and Methods; Results and Discussion; Conclusions; 8. Water Quality: The Blind Spot; Introduction; Data and Methodology; Impact of Industrial Pollution: An Economic Analysis; Water Pollution: Policy and Institutional Failure; 9. Water Security and Management: Need for an Integrated Approach; Introduction; Imbalances in Resource Management; Water: Failure from All Fronts; Towards an Integrated Approach; References; Index.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [253]-259) and index.

Contents:
List of Tables, Figures and Appendix;
Preface;
1. Water: An Ecological Perspective;
Introduction;
Irrigation: Development and Degradation;
Water and Public Policy;
Need, Approach and Context;
Structure of the Book;
2. Irrigation Expenditure: Continuing the Imbalance;
Introduction;
Potential and Status of Water Resources in Andhra Pradesh;
Trends in Irrigation Expenditure in Andhra Pradesh;
Pattern of Public Expenditure;
Conclusions;

3. The ‘Big Push’: New Strategy for Irrigation Development and Distribution;
Introduction;
Irrigation Development and Distribution in Andhra Pradesh: Past and Present;
Irrigation Development and Distribution: Future;
Bridging the Disparities: Costs and Constraints;
Conclusions;
4. Managing the Surface Systems: Lessons for Formalisation;
Background;
Setting;
Framework and Approach;
Structure, Organisation and Functioning of WUAs;
Effectiveness of WUAs: Household Level;
Assessment;
Informal versus Formal Institutions;
Effectiveness of WUAs: Formal versus Informal;
Irrigation Reforms in Andhra Pradesh: A Missed Opportunity?;
5. Neglect of Natural Capital: Rehabilitation and Management of Tank Systems;
Background;
Setting;
Approach;
Profile of the Sample Villages;
Impact of Tank Restoration: Economic and Ecological Ecological Impact;
Tank Rehabilitation: A Cost-Benefit Analysis;
Need for Sustaining the Systems;
Lessons for Future;
6. Groundwater: Development and Degradation
Background;
Conceptual Framework;
Empirical Approach;
Resource Degradation and Externalities;
Costs of Degradation Externalities;
Public Policy and Environment;
7. Who Cares for Water Use Efficiency? Adoption of System of Rice Intensification (SRI);
Background;
Data and Methods;
Results and Discussion;
Conclusions;
8. Water Quality: The Blind Spot;
Introduction;
Data and Methodology;
Impact of Industrial Pollution: An Economic Analysis;
Water Pollution: Policy and Institutional Failure;
9. Water Security and Management: Need for an Integrated Approach;
Introduction;
Imbalances in Resource Management;
Water: Failure from All Fronts;
Towards an Integrated Approach;
References;
Index.

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