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Identification of joint management structures for shares. Aquifers: a cooperative palestinian - Israeli effort / Feitelson, Eran
This study analyzes the mechanisms for identifying possible crossboundary groundwater management regimes, and provides an approach for building joint management institutions. On the basis of a five-year cooperative project by Palestinian and Israeli researchers, the study first describes the process by which the joint management institutions were i [...]
World Bank; 1998 - 28p.
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Development Under Adversity: The Palestinian Economy in Transition / Diwan, Ishac
The Palestinian economy has been operating below its enormous potential since the 1993 signing of the Declaration of Principles. This book documents the degrees to which the permit and closure policies implemented by Israel since 1993 have led to a decline in employment for Palestinian in Israel. Many promising export industries have been shut down [...]
World Bank; 1999 - 240p.
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The occupied Palestinian Territory /
PASSIA Pub; - 129p., Bibliogr.
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Climate change, irrigation, and Israeli agriculture : will warming be harmful ? / Fleischer, Aliza
The authors use a Ricardian model to test the relationship between annual net revenues and climate across Israeli farms. They find that it is important to include the amount of irrigation water available to each farm in order to measure the response of farms to climate. With irrigation water omitted, the model predicts that climate change is strict [...]
The World Bank; 2007 - 22p; Ref
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Peace in the Midle East : P2P and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict / ATIEH, Adel, BEN-NUM, Gilad
UNIDIR; 2005 - 44p.
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Ground water quality protection a guide for water utilities municipal authorities and environment agencies / Foster, Stephen
This publication provides guidance to water-sector decision makers and planners on how to deal with the quality dimension of groundwater resources management in the World Bank's client countries. There is growing evidence of increasing pollution threats to groundwater and some well-documented cases of irreversible damage to important aquifers. This [...]
The World Bank; 2002 - 103p; Ref.
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Issues in the efficient use of surface and groundwater in irrigation / O'Mara, Gerald
The efficient use of water resources where both ground and surface water are used may require special policies to rationalize the interaction among pumping by farmers, canal diversions by irrigation system managers, and the physical response of the stream aquifer system. Significant gains in output are possible from more efficient conjunctive use. [...]
World Bank; 1984 - 93p.
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Issues of efficiency and interdependence in water resource investments: Lessons from the Indus Basin of Pakistan / Duloy, John H.
This paper reports the results from some experiments utilizing models of the irrigated agriculture of the Indus Basin of Pakistan. The models are unique in that they integrate agricultural production with a surface water distribution system and a groundwater aquifer system for a large river basin. Each of the models incorporates a special case of t [...]
World Bank; 1984 - 130p.
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Trade policy and labor services: Final states options for the West Bank and Gaza / Schiff, Maurice
The author considers the policy options of the West Bank and Gaza with respect to trade and the export of labor services. He concludes that: 1) Nondiscriminatory trade policy is unambiguously superior to a free trade agreement with Israel; 2) The West Bank and Gaza should pursue a nondiscriminatory trade policy with all its neighbors, but only on t [...]
World Bank; 2002 - 38p., Ref.
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Thirst for reform ? Private sector participation in providing Mexico city's water supply / Haggarty, Luke
The case in Mexico City offered an opportunity to observe the advantages, and disadvantages of gradualist reform. Unfortunately, the authors find that the long-term nature of an incremental approach does not match well with the generally shorter-term horizons of elected politicians. Difficult decisions in implementation are left to later years, whi [...]
World Bank; 2001 - 69p.
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Monopoly power and distribution in fragmented markets: The case of ground water / Jacoby, Hanan G.
Using data from Pakistan's Punjab, the authors examine monopoly power in the market for groundwater - irrigation water extracted using private tubewells - a market characterized by barriers to entry and spatial fragmentation. Simple theory predicts that tubewell owners should price-discriminate in favor of their own share tenants. And this analysis [...]
World Bank; 2001 - 46p., Ref.
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Groundwater markets in Pakistan: participation and productivity / MEINZEN-DICK, Ruth
IFPRI; 1996 - 76p., Bibliogr.
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Madagascar: Review of the public investment program / World Bank
The present public investment program is the Malagasy government's first systematic attempt to program all public sector investments. It responds to the need to set priorities among future investment projects, to coordinate various sources of financing, and to contribute to the assessment of overall capital requirements. The main tenets of the prog [...]
World Bank; 1984 - 45p., map
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Water challenge and institutional response (a cross-country perspective) / Saleth, R. Maria
This cross-country evaluation of institutional responses to problems in the water sector shows that changes in the nature of water problems have changed the development paradigm underlying water institutions. There is increasing recognition of how decentralized allocation mechanisms can influence economic forces and stakeholders in water sector dec [...]
World Bank; 1999 - 51p., Ref.
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Institutions, politics and contracts: The attempt to privatize the water and sanitation utility of Lima, Peru / Alcazar, Lorena
The main reason Lima failed to implement a concession was geographical: the scarcity of water sources meant high marginal costs, partly for pumping water from deep wells and building adequate storage for dry periods. High extraction costs were compounded by years of neglect; much of the system needed to be replaced. Attracting private investors mea [...]
World Bank; 2000 - 56p., Ref.
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Growth identification and facilitation : the role of the state in the dynamics of structural change / Monga, Celestin
Active economic policies by developing countries governments to promote growth and industrialization have generally been viewed with suspicion by economists, and for good reasons: past experiences show that such policies have too often failed to achieve their stated objectives. But the historical record also indicates that in all successful econo [...]
World Bank; 2010 - 30 p.
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