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[The irrigation water cost and the competitiveness of agrarian productions from irrigated lands] | El coste del agua de riego y la competitividad de las producciones agrarias de regadío
2001
Cascelén López, V. (Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación, Madrid (España))
[Water protection in the conditionality. The irrigation lands case] [Conditionality of CAP support] | La protección del agua en la condicionalidad. El caso del regadío [La condicionalidad de las ayudas de la PAC]
2009
Yagüe Córdova, J. | Naranjo Chicharro, J.E.
El coste del agua de riego y la competitividad de las producciones agrarias de regadio.
2001
Cascelen Lopez V.
El impacto de los incrementos en el costo del agua sobre el ingreso neto de los diferentes tipos de agricultores del Distrito de Desarrollo rural no. 136, Sistema Culiacan, Sinaloa.
1990
Garcia Paredes M.A.
Political economy of the energy-groundwater nexus in India: exploring issues and assessing policy options | Economie politique et lien énergie-eau souterraine en Inde: exploration des problèmes et évaluation des options politiques Econocixmía política del nexo energía-agua subterránea en India: Explorando cuestiones y evaluando opciones políticas 印度能源政治经济与地下水的关系:问题探讨及政策选择评价 Economia política do nexo energia-águas subterrâneas na Índia: exploração das questões e avaliação das opções políticas Texte intégral
2012
Shah, Tushaar | Giordano, Mark | Mukherji, Aditi
Indian agriculture is trapped in a complex nexus of groundwater depletion and energy subsidies. This nexus is the product of past public policy choices that initially offered opportunities to India’s small-holder-based irrigation economy but has now generated in its wake myriad economic, social, and environmental distortions. Conventional ‘getting-the-price-right’ solutions to reduce these distortions have consistently been undermined by the invidious political economy that the nexus has created. The historical evolution of the nexus is outlined, the nature and scale of the distortions it has created are explored, and alternative approaches which Indian policy makers can use to limit, if not eliminate, the damaging impacts of the distortions, are analysed.
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