Add to ORKGThis paper briefly reviews the situation of smallholding irrigation schemes SIS- in previously disadvantaged rural areas of South Africa. It then analyses the implication of the new National Water Act of 1998 on those schemes, with regard to the IMT process. An analysis of water rights related issues is proposed. It highlights a number of contradictions, uncertainties and possible threats which may hinder further development, and sustainable IMT in SIS.Resource /Energy Economics and Policy,
The reduction of state presence in irrigation and the transfer of management from government agencie...
Considering water as an economic good consists of, among other requisites, properly assessing the co...
Over the last couple of decades Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) has become the defining...
What makes South Africa an interesting case of IMT is that it takes place along with the implementat...
This paper briefly reviews the situation of smallholding irrigation schemes -SIS- in previously disa...
This paper describes the origin and history of smallholding irrigation schemes (SIS) in previously d...
The status and characteristics of the 302 smallholder irrigation schemes found in South Africa are d...
South Africa is classified as a water-scarce country, and depends on agriculture for food production...
The National Water Act (1998) of South Africa provides strong tools to redress inequities inherited ...
Government smallholder irrigation schemes were developed in former homeland areas of South Africa du...
Government smallholder irrigation schemes (SIS) were developed in former homeland areas of South Afr...
Thesis (M.Sc.Agric.)-University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 1998.Due to the enormous incremental con...
The distribution of water use is undoubtedly the sharpest inequality inherited from the past in Sout...
The paper investigates institutions and organisations dealing with the sharing of water at Dzindi, a...
Smallholder irrigation in South Africa comprises only 3% of the irrigated area. Despite this relativ...
The reduction of state presence in irrigation and the transfer of management from government agencie...
Considering water as an economic good consists of, among other requisites, properly assessing the co...
Over the last couple of decades Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) has become the defining...
What makes South Africa an interesting case of IMT is that it takes place along with the implementat...
This paper briefly reviews the situation of smallholding irrigation schemes -SIS- in previously disa...
This paper describes the origin and history of smallholding irrigation schemes (SIS) in previously d...
The status and characteristics of the 302 smallholder irrigation schemes found in South Africa are d...
South Africa is classified as a water-scarce country, and depends on agriculture for food production...
The National Water Act (1998) of South Africa provides strong tools to redress inequities inherited ...
Government smallholder irrigation schemes were developed in former homeland areas of South Africa du...
Government smallholder irrigation schemes (SIS) were developed in former homeland areas of South Afr...
Thesis (M.Sc.Agric.)-University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 1998.Due to the enormous incremental con...
The distribution of water use is undoubtedly the sharpest inequality inherited from the past in Sout...
The paper investigates institutions and organisations dealing with the sharing of water at Dzindi, a...
Smallholder irrigation in South Africa comprises only 3% of the irrigated area. Despite this relativ...
The reduction of state presence in irrigation and the transfer of management from government agencie...
Considering water as an economic good consists of, among other requisites, properly assessing the co...
Over the last couple of decades Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) has become the defining...