Farmer-managed irrigation in the Senegal river valley : implications for the current design method / Diemer, G.

Public ISBD Titre : Farmer-managed irrigation in the Senegal river valley : implications for the current design method Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Diemer, G. ; Huilvers, F. P. Mention d'édition : ADRAO Editeur : ADRAO Année de publication : 1991 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-08342 Note générale : This report is based on field research in the Senegal river valley. It shows how farmers manage irrigation schemes, relating management to scheme design. One chapter treats the characteristics and utilization of the relatively successful village irrigation schemes. Others are devoted to be concept of so-called intermediate schemes, which are larger in scale and designed with the market production of rice as the objective. Irrigation will only contribute to development if planners and engineers develop a better design method. This end of project report shows that designing effective schemes requires the integration of technical and socio-cultural elements. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Irrigation  Gestion de l'eau  Système de culture  Vallée  Hydraulique agricole  Système d'irrigation  Participation paysanne Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : This report is based on field research in the Senegal river valley. It shows how farmers manage irrigation schemes, relating management to scheme design. One chapter treats the characteristics and utilization of the relatively successful village irrigation schemes. Others are devoted to be concept of so-called intermediate schemes, which are larger in scale and designed with the market production of rice as the objective. Irrigation will only contribute to development if planners and engineers develop a better design method. This end of project report shows that designing effective schemes requires the integration of technical and socio-cultural elements. Note de contenu : This report is based on field research in the Senegal river valley. It shows how farmers manage irrigation schemes, relating management to scheme design. One chapter treats the characteristics and utilization of the relatively successful village irrigation schemes. Others are devoted to be concept of so-called intermediate schemes, which are larger in scale and designed with the market production of rice as the objective. Irrigation will only contribute to development if planners and engineers develop a better design method. This end of project report shows that designing effective schemes requires the integration of technical and socio-cultural elements. Farmer-managed irrigation in the Senegal river valley : implications for the current design method [texte imprimé] / Diemer, G. ; Huilvers, F. P.  . -  ADRAO . - ADRAO, 1991. ISSN : CI-08342 This report is based on field research in the Senegal river valley. It shows how farmers manage irrigation schemes, relating management to scheme design. One chapter treats the characteristics and utilization of the relatively successful village irrigation schemes. Others are devoted to be concept of so-called intermediate schemes, which are larger in scale and designed with the market production of rice as the objective. Irrigation will only contribute to development if planners and engineers develop a better design method. This end of project report shows that designing effective schemes requires the integration of technical and socio-cultural elements. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Irrigation  Gestion de l'eau  Système de culture  Vallée  Hydraulique agricole  Système d'irrigation  Participation paysanne Index. décimale : 631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation Résumé : This report is based on field research in the Senegal river valley. It shows how farmers manage irrigation schemes, relating management to scheme design. One chapter treats the characteristics and utilization of the relatively successful village irrigation schemes. Others are devoted to be concept of so-called intermediate schemes, which are larger in scale and designed with the market production of rice as the objective. Irrigation will only contribute to development if planners and engineers develop a better design method. This end of project report shows that designing effective schemes requires the integration of technical and socio-cultural elements. Note de contenu : This report is based on field research in the Senegal river valley. It shows how farmers manage irrigation schemes, relating management to scheme design. One chapter treats the characteristics and utilization of the relatively successful village irrigation schemes. Others are devoted to be concept of so-called intermediate schemes, which are larger in scale and designed with the market production of rice as the objective. Irrigation will only contribute to development if planners and engineers develop a better design method. This end of project report shows that designing effective schemes requires the integration of technical and socio-cultural elements.

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