tailieunhanh - The role of the community in irrigation management

To help you specialized Agriculture - Forestry - Fishing with more data in the process of learning and working, you are invited to consult the thesis "The role of the community in irrigation management" below. Hopefully document useful service for you. | master thesis in rural development Master Thesis No XXX Master Thesis in Rural Development with Specialization in Livelihood and Natural Resource Management ISSN 1403-7998 The role of the community in irrigation management A study in two community-managed irrigation systems Tuyen Quang province Vietnam Cap Thi Phuong Anh IPSARD Vietnam Department of Urban and Rural Development Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences The role of the community in irrigation management A study in two community-managed irrigation systems Tuyen Quang province Vietnam Cap Thi Phuong Anh Institute of Policy and Strategy for Agriculture and Rural Development IPSARD Hanoi Vietnam Master Thesis in Rural Development with Specialization in Livelihoods and Natural Resource Management Master Thesis No XXX Department of Urban and Rural Development Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences i ABSTRACT This research is carried out to answer the questions on how the community of water users participates in irrigation management activities for agricultural production consequences of participation for outcomes and what factors influence the success in irrigation management. By a qualitative approach with perceptions and assessments of local people in two communities in Tuyen Quang province - Vietnam this research gives a supplementary understanding on the role of the community in irrigation management to other research working on quantitative approach. This research also contributes to considering type of community management through the cooperative. The success in irrigation management depends on who define it and its linkage to participation of the community in management activities. Findings of this research show that irrigation management through the cooperative may engage water users in different activities from planning operation and maintenance decision making and monitoring. However the type of participation in two study sites is different symbolic in Y La and traditional in Kim Phu. This