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Irrigation Water Pricing : The Gap Between Theory and Practice
1. Water Pricing in Irrigation: The Lifetime of an Idea
F. Molle and J. Berkoff
2. Water Pricing in Irrigation: Mapping the Debate in the Light of Experience
F. Molle and J. Berkoff
3. Why Is Agricultural Water Demand Unresponsive at Low Price Ranges?
C. de Fraiture and C.J. Perry
4. ‘Get the Prices Right’: A Model of Water Prices and Irrigation Efficiency in Maharashtra, India
I. Ray
5. Thailand’s ‘Free Water’: Rationale for a Water Charge and Policy Shifts
F. Molle
6. Water Rights and Water Fees in Rural Tanzania
B. van Koppen, C.S. Sokile, B.A. Lankford, N. Hatibu, H. Mahoo and P.Z. Yanda
7. Who Will Pay for Water? The Vietnamese State’s Dilemma of Decentralization of Water Management in the Red River Delta
J.-P. Fontenelle, F. Molle and H. Turral
8. Water Pricing in Haryana, India
P.J.G.J. Hellegers, C.J. Perry and J. Berkoff
9. The Energy-Irrigation Nexus in South Asia: Groundwater Conservation and Power Sector Viability
T. Shar, C. Scott, J. Berkoff, A. Kishore, A. Sharma
10. Wells and Canals in Jordan: Can Pricing Policies Regulate Irrigation Water Use?
J.-P. Venot, F. Molle and Y. Hassan
11. Water Pricing in Tadla, Morocco
P.J.G.J. Hellegers, C.J. Perry and T. Petitguyot
12. Water Pricing Policies and Recent Reforms in China: The Conflict between Conservation and Other Policy Goals
B. Lohmar, Q. Huang, B. Lei and Z. Gao
13. Water Pricing and Irrigation: A Review of the European Experience
J. Berbel, J. Calatrava and A. Garrido
14. Policy-driven Determinants of Irrigation Development and Environmental Sustainability: A Case Study in Spain
C. Varela-Ortega