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PUBLICATIONS
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 Making Water Distribution More Transparent: Application of the Time-based Water Distribution Method to Tertiary Canals in Central Asia.
Iskandar Abdullaev, Mehmood-Ul-Hassan, Manthrithilake Herath, Murat Yakubov. IWMI-CA, Journal of Applied Irrigation Science, Vol.40, No.2, October, 2005. [Download Abstract-40kb]
Handbook on Implementing a Time-Based Water Distribution.
Iskandar Abdullaev, Mehmood ul Hassan, Murat Yakubov. IWMI-CA, Tashkent, November 2004. [English-470kb] [Russian-853kb] [Kyrgyz-801kb] [Tajik-649kb]
Social Mobilization and Institutional Development
Approach and Strategy. Mehmood ul Hassan & Nargiza Nizamedinkhodjaeva. IWMI-CA, Tashkent, 2003. [English-410Kb] [Russian-140Kb]
How to establish a Water Users Association? IWMI-CA, Tashkent, 2003. [English-443Kb] [Russian-558Kb] [Kyrgyz-499Kb] [Tajik: Part1-307Kb Part2-221Kb] [Uzbek-541Kb]
The 2003 Baseline Survey of 3 Pilot WUAs in the Ferghana Valley.
Murat Yakubov & Bakhtiyar Matyakubov. IWMI-CA, Tashkent, July, 2004. [English-896Kb] [Russian-894Kb]
The 2004 Follow-up Survey of 3 Pilot WUAs in the Ferghana Valley.
Murat Yakubov. IWMI-CA, Tashkent, November, 2004. [English-190Kb]
Transfer of Irrigation Management Services. (Russian translation, 2004) IWMI-FAO-GTZ.[Russian-520Kb]
Rehabilitating abandoned saline soils using Licorice naked - A cost effective approach for the Hungry Steppes of Central Asia. [English]
Assessing salinity and sodicity in the field - a gride for farmers and extension persons.[English]
"Bright Spots" in Uzbekistan, Reversing Land and Water Degradation while Improving Livelihoods.[English]
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