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Opportunities for co-developing groundwater governance in Barahathawa, Nepal

Research supported by IWMI, IFRPI, and local partners in Nepal indicates that crop-choice groundwater games, combined with participatory mapping and monitoring, crop-water budgeting, and multistakeholder processes, could improve groundwater governance.

Main Authors: Bruns, Bryan, Khadka, Manohara, KC, Sumitra, Rauniyar, Amrita
Format: Blog Post
Language:Inglés
Published: CGIAR 2024
Subjects:
groundwater
governance
water resources
farmers
crops
social participation
capacity building
cooperation
mapping
ecosystems
energy
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/148823
Summary:Research supported by IWMI, IFRPI, and local partners in Nepal indicates that crop-choice groundwater games, combined with participatory mapping and monitoring, crop-water budgeting, and multistakeholder processes, could improve groundwater governance.

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