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1 online resource (103 pages) |
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Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of Tables, Figures, and Boxes; TABLES ; 1 Typology of Irrigation Systems; 2 Projected Cost of Irrigation Development in Asia, 1998-2030; 3 Cost Ranges for Maintenance, Rehabilitation, and Construction; 4 Full Operation and Maintenance Cost Recovery as Share of Incremental Income in Recent ADB Irrigation and Drainage Projects (%); 5 Pros and Cons of Service and Management Contracts; 6 Pros and Cons of Engineering, Procurement, and Construction and Turnkey Contracts; 7 Pros and Cons of Lease and Affermage |
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8 Pros and Cons of Concessions, Build-Operate-Transfer, Etc., ContractsFIGURES ; 1 Architecture of Irrigation Finance; 2 The Project Company (Special-Purpose Vehicle); 3 Components of Management, Operation, and Maintenance Costs; 4 Elements of Financial Reform; BOXES ; 1 The Amu Bukhara Project-Starting the Virtuous Spiral in Uzbekistan; 2 Innovation in Irrigation Projects in the People's Republic of China Funded by International Financing Institutions; 3 Project Finance-"Cash Is King"; 4 Empirical Estimates of Operation and Maintenance Cost Recovery in Irrigation |
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6 Results-Based Finance in the North Plain of the People's Republic of China7 The Alphabet of Concession Contracts; 8 Contract Features of the Bangladesh Muhuri Irrigation Management Improvement Project; 9 Contract Features of the Egypt West Delta Project; 10 Lessons Learned from West Delta Project; 11 Contract Features of the Ethiopia Megech-Seraba Project; 12 Contract Features of the Morocco Guerdane Project; 13 The Scope for Public-Private Partnerships in Irrigation in India; 14 Creating a Framework for Public-Private Partnerships |
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15 Formation of Provincial Irrigation and Drainage Authorities in Pakistan16 Management Practices for Irrigation Authorities; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Executive Summary; Key Messages; 1 Introduction: Context and Challenges; 1.1 Snapshot of the Asian Irrigation and Drainage Sector; 1.2 Objectives of This Paper; 1.3 Typology of Irrigation Systems; 1.4 ADB Evaluation Study of Irrigation and Drainage; 1.5 Complex Challenges of Irrigation and Drainage and Way Forward; 1.6 Finance as Agent of Change; 2 Future Financing Needs of Asian Irrigation |
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2.1 Estimates of Current Capital Investment and Annual Spending2.2 Projections of Future Investment Requirements; 2.3 Yardsticks for Operation and Maintenance Budgets; 2.4 Conclusions; 3 Overview of Irrigation Financing; 3.1 Status Quo; 3.2 Toward Sustainable Irrigation Financing; 4 Finance for Investments; 4.1 National Public Finance; 4.2 International Financial Institutions; 4.3 Commercial Finance, Equity, and Project Finance; 4.4 Novel Sources of Finance; 4.5 Conclusions; 5 Funding for Management, Operation, and Maintenance; 5.1 Preliminaries; 5.2 Budgetary Allocations |
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5.3 Revenues from Irrigation Service Fees |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Irrigation -- Southeast Asia -- Finance
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Irrigation -- Economic aspects -- Research -- Southeast Asia
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Water in agriculture -- Southeast Asia
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Real Estate -- General.
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Irrigation -- Finance
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Water in agriculture
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Southeast Asia
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9789292578367 |
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9292578367 |
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