Land, Water and Ecosytems Management in the Khrisna River Basin : Report of the inception visit and stakeholder Report of the inception visit and stakeholder

W.A. Brandenburg, G.J.M. Gevers

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    Abstract

    India, as the world’s major irrigating country uses the largest share of its water resources for irrigation purposes. The demand for water from both the agricultural and the non_agricultural sectors is growing rapidly, causing an increased pressure on available water resources. In many areas overexploitation of the resources and environmental degradation are already experienced. The national and state governments of India, therefore, face huge challenges in water management India, as the world’s major irrigating country uses the largest share of its water resources for irrigation purposes
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationWageningen
    PublisherWageningen UR
    Number of pages33
    Publication statusPublished - 2007

    Keywords

    • water resources
    • available water
    • available water capacity
    • water management
    • india
    • biological water management
    • field vegetables

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