Experimental games to support water management transformations
Resource ID
17944
Access
Open
Contributed by
B.Muralidhar
Topics
Market Access and Value Chains, Natural resource management, Water management
Systems
Farming Systems, Livelihood Systems
Locations
Asia, India, Madhya Pradesh
Global Date
31/Mar/2019
Title
Experimental games to support water management transformations
Keywords
Water management transformations, Common Pool Resources, Social learning and innovation, Madhya Pradesh, Water harvesting structure, Foundation for Ecological Security
SDG
17-Partnerships_For_The_Goals
Type
Science
Show on Web
Yes
ICRISAT Research Programs
Markets Institutions and Policies
New ICRISAT Research Programs
Innovation systems for the Drylands, Systems Analysis for Climate Smart Agriculture
CGIAR Research Program
Policies Institutions and Markets
Language
English
Author/Key contact
SMCO staff
Description
Over centuries, water storage in India has been in small reservoirs which also recharge groundwater aquifers. These structures have the potential to achieve a wide range of societal goals. Nevertheless, many communities fail to manage them sustainably. One reason is that the reservoirs are Common Pool Resources where there are incentives to freeride on the maintenance investments of others. Community-based water management schemes are developed in response to these challenges. Often, the water infrastructure works well as long as there is external facilitation but the maintenance breaks down as soon as projects come to an end.
Size of PDF
3.7 MB
Date (Date published/released/created if known)
31/Mar/2019
