Learning Curves: Impact of Shallow Tube Well Irrigation Support for Nepal’s Smallholder Farmers
Asian Development Bank | January 2013
Abstract
The study draws on the experience of the ADB-supported project implemented during 1999–2007. The project aimed to sustainably raise agricultural productivity and incomes of smallholder farmers in the Terai region of eastern and central Nepal by installing 15,000 shallow tube wells and rehabilitating or constructing 600 kilometers of farm-to-market roads in a complementary intervention. At the end of the project 10,870 shallow tube wells and 300 kilometers of farm-to-market roads had been improved.
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Asian Development Bank. 2013. Learning Curves: Impact of Shallow Tube Well Irrigation Support for Nepal’s Smallholder Farmers. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/3444. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Sustainable agriculture
Agriculture
Commercial agriculture
Fight Against Poverty
Poverty In Developing Countries
Rural Poverty Alleviation
Urban Poverty
Rural Poverty
Agricultural education
Sustainable development
Environmental management
Agricultural investment
Disadvantaged Groups
Poverty Elimination
Economic and Social Development
Social Conditions
Agribusiness
Agricultural diversification
Agricultural resource
Farm produce
Land capability for agriculture
Food Supply
Rural land use
Technological innovations
Agricultural innovations
Farm supply industry
Natural resource
Adaptive natural resource management
Produce trade
Poor
Price Indexes
Intergrated rural development
Cost and standard of living
Population
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