An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley

An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley

Kekurangan air merupakan satu masalah serius di kebanyakan negara di Asia Barat. Jordan menggunakan lebih kurang 70 peratus daripada sumber airnya untuk tujuan pengairan. Water shortage is a serious problem in most countries in the Middle East. In Jordan, Irrigation water consumes about 70 per...

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Main Author: Tabieh, Mohammad Abedel Samei'
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Language:English
Published: 2007
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spelling my-usm-ep.294052017-04-11T07:25:54Z An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley 2007-06 Tabieh, Mohammad Abedel Samei' H Social Sciences (General) Kekurangan air merupakan satu masalah serius di kebanyakan negara di Asia Barat. Jordan menggunakan lebih kurang 70 peratus daripada sumber airnya untuk tujuan pengairan. Water shortage is a serious problem in most countries in the Middle East. In Jordan, Irrigation water consumes about 70 percent of the available fresh water resources. 2007-06 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/29405/ http://eprints.usm.my/29405/1/An_optimal_irrigation_water_allocation_model-_management_and_pricing_policy_implications_for_the_Jordan_valley.pdf application/pdf en public phd doctoral USM Pusat Pengajian Sains Kemasyarakatan
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Tabieh, Mohammad Abedel Samei'
An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley
description Kekurangan air merupakan satu masalah serius di kebanyakan negara di Asia Barat. Jordan menggunakan lebih kurang 70 peratus daripada sumber airnya untuk tujuan pengairan. Water shortage is a serious problem in most countries in the Middle East. In Jordan, Irrigation water consumes about 70 percent of the available fresh water resources.
format Thesis
qualification_name Doctor of Philosophy (PhD.)
qualification_level Doctorate
author Tabieh, Mohammad Abedel Samei'
author_facet Tabieh, Mohammad Abedel Samei'
author_sort Tabieh, Mohammad Abedel Samei'
title An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley
title_short An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley
title_full An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley
title_fullStr An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley
title_full_unstemmed An Optimal Irrigation Water Allocation Model: Management And Pricing Policy Implications For The Jordan Valley
title_sort optimal irrigation water allocation model: management and pricing policy implications for the jordan valley
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granting_department Pusat Pengajian Sains Kemasyarakatan
publishDate 2007
url http://eprints.usm.my/29405/1/An_optimal_irrigation_water_allocation_model-_management_and_pricing_policy_implications_for_the_Jordan_valley.pdf
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