Reforming India’s water governance to meet 21st century challenges: practical pathways to realizing the vision of the Mihir Shah Committee

M. Shah

No H049192, IWMI Working Papers from International Water Management Institute

Keywords: Water; governance; Institutional; reform; Water; scarcity; Water; resources; Water; availability; Water; institutions; Committees; Partnerships; Commissions; Irrigation; management; Sustainability; Groundwater; management; Groundwater; extraction; Aquifers; Farmers; Participatory; management; Equity; River; basins (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 22 pages
Date: 2018
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