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Brief Whose water is it anyway?: evolving rights over canal water - the case of Guhai Irrigation System in Gujarat [India]. author(s) Brahmachari, Meghna - Dave, S. from International Water Management Institute (IWMI) permalink open published in 2012 themes Social Inclusion regions Southern Asia Asia World citation Brahmachari, M.; Dave, S. 2012. Whose water is it anyway?: evolving rights over canal water - the case of Guhai Irrigation System in Gujarat [India]. IWMI-Tata Water Policy Research Highlight, 19. 9p. Publications and datasets provided via GARDIAN Open original
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