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Drip Irrigation for Agriculture

Untold Stories of Efficiency, Innovation and Development


Edited by Jean-Philippe Venot, Marcel Kuper,Margreet Zwarteveen

© 2018 – Routledge

352 pages | 44 B/W Illus.

https://www.routledge.com/Drip-Irrigation-for-Agriculture-Untold-Stories-of-Efficiency-
Innovation/Venot-Kuper-Zwarteveen/p/book/9781138687073

Table of Contents
Foreword
Andy Keller, Jean-Marc Faurès and Peter Mollinga
Panda or Hydra? The Untold Stories of Drip Irrigation
Marcel Kuper, Jean-Philippe Venot et Margreet Zwarteveen

Section I: Setting the Scene: Diverse Perspectives on Drip Irrigation


1. From Obscurity to Prominence: How Drip Irrigation Conquered the World
Jean-Philippe Venot
2. Decentering the Technology: Explaining the Drip Irrigation Paradox
Margreet Zwarteveen
3. The Practice of Designing and Adapting Drip Irrigation Systems
Harm Boesveld

Section II: Efficiency and Water Saving


4. Re-allocating Yet-to-be-Saved Water in Irrigation Modernization Projects, the Case of the Bittit
Irrigation System, Morocco
Saskia van der Koiij, Marcel Kuper, Charlotte de Fraiture, Bruce Lankford and Margreet
Zwarteveen
5. Unraveling the Enduring Paradox of Increased Pressure on Groundwater Through Efficient Drip
Irrigation
Marcel Kuper, Fatah Ameur and Ali Hammani
6. Sour Grapes: Multiple Groundwater Enclosures in Morocco’s Saïss Region
Lisa Bossenbroek, Marcel Kuper and Margreet Zwarteveen

Section III: Modernization and Agrarian Change


7. Creating Small Farm Entrepreneurs or Doing Away with Peasants? State Driven Implementation
of Drip Irrigation in Chile
Daniela Henriquez, Marcel Kuper, Manuel Escobar, Eduardo Chia and Claudio Vasquez
8. Conquering the Desert: Drip Irrigation in the Chavimochic System in Peru
Jeroen Vos and Anaïs Marshall
9. An Elite Technology? Drip Irrigation, Agro-Export and Agricultural Policies in Guanajuato,
Mexico
Jaime Hoogesteger
10. Collective Drip Irrigation Projects between Technological Change and Social Construction:
Some observations from Morocco
Mostafa Errahj and Jan Douwe Van der Ploeg
Section IV: Poverty and Development
11. Historical Perspective on Low-Cost Drip Irrigation Design and Promotion
Robert Yoder and Brent Rowell
12. Low Cost Drip Irrigation in Zambia: Gendered Practices of Promotion and Use
Gert Jan Veldwisch, Vera Borsboom, Famke Ingen-Housz, Margreet Zwarteveen, Nynke Post
Uiterweer and Paul Hebinck
13. The Conundrum of Low Cost Drip Irrigation in Burkina Faso: Why Development Interventions
that Have Little to Show for Continue
Jonas Wanvoeke, Jean-Philippe Venot, Margreet Zwarteveen and Charlotte de Fraiture
14. The Mysterious Case of the Persistence of Donor-and-NGO-Driven Irrigation Kit Investments
for African Smallholder Farmers
Douglas J. Merrey

Section V: Alliances, Networks and Innovation


15. ‘Bricolage’ as an Everyday Practice of Contestation of Smallholders Engaging with Drip
Irrigation
Marcel Kuper, Maya Benouniche, Mohamed Naouri, Margreet Zwarteveen
16. The ‘Innovation Factory’: User-Led Incremental Innovation of Drip Irrigation Systems in the
Algerian Desert
Mohamed Naouri, Tarik Hartani and Marcel Kuper
17. Intermediaries in Drip Irrigation Innovation Systems: A Focus on Retailers in the Saïs Region in
Morocco
Caroline Lejars and Jean-Philippe Venot
18. Drip Irrigation and State Subsidies in India: Understanding the Success of the Gujarat Green
Revolution Company
Janwillem Liebrand
Postscript: A Dialectic Inquiry in the World of Drip Irrigation
Henk van den Belt

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