Cost Recovery and Water Pricing for Irrigation and Drainage : What Works?
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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No silver bullet exists to improve cost
recovery or water use efficiency of irrigation systems.
However, many countries provide examples of successful
reforms that policymakers and system managers can draw upon
for inspiration and ideas. A successful system will have the
appropriate mix of technology, management, policy, and
institutional arrangements that facilitate transparent and
efficient service delivery and increase farmer's
willingness to pay and to use limited water resources more
efficiently. This note is based on the larger volume of the
same name, which outlines guidelines for designing a
successful system for cost recovery and efficient water use
and provides numerous case studies of successful implementation.
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AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, ALLOCATION OF WATER, BLOCK PRICING, COST RECOVERY, DRAINAGE, EFFICIENT WATER USE, FARMERS, FINANCIAL INCENTIVES, FIXED CHARGE, FIXED FEE, FLOODING, GROUNDWATER, HOUSEHOLDS, IRRIGATION, IRRIGATION DISTRICT, IRRIGATION DISTRICTS, IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT, IRRIGATION PROJECT, IRRIGATION SYSTEMS, IRRIGATION WATER, IRRIGATION WATER PRICING, IRRIGATORS, LOCAL WATER, PARTICIPATORY IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT, PRICE OF WATER, PUMPING, RURAL WATER, SALINITY, SERVICE CONTRACTS, SERVICE DELIVERY, SERVICE PROVIDER, SERVICE QUALITY, TRANSPARENCY, WATER CHARGES, WATER CONDITIONS, WATER CONSERVATION, WATER CONSUMPTION, WATER DELIVERIES, WATER DEMAND, WATER FEES, WATER MANAGEMENT, WATER MARKETS, WATER PRICES, WATER PRICING, WATER PRICING POLICY, WATER PROJECTS, WATER RESOURCES, WATER RIGHTS, WATER SCARCITY, WATER TABLES, WATER USAGE, WATER USE, WATER USE EFFICIENCY, WATER USER, WATER USER ASSOCIATION