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Optimization of Irrigation Scheduling for Improved Irrigation Water Management in Bilate Watershed, Rift Valley, Ethiopia by Wabela, Kedrala, Hammani, Ali, Abdelilah, Taky, Tekleab, Sirak, El-Ayachi, Moha

“…The availability of water for agricultural production is under threat from climate change and rising demands from various sectors. In this paper, a…”
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Visions contrastées des services écosystémiques des zones humides saisonnières du Gharb, Maroc by Choukrani, Hajar, Kuper, Marcel, Hammani, Ali, Lacombe, Guillaume, Taky, Abdelilah

“…Immergés en hiver, les marais saisonniers (merjas) de la plaine du Gharb au Maroc étaient traditionnellement exploités pour le pâturage en été, à côté d’autres…”
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Surexploitation des eaux souterraines : la plaine de Berrechid en quête d'un changement de gouvernance by Meknassi Youssoufi, Ehssan, Hammani, Ali, Kuper, Marcel, Amrani, Mohamed El

“…Le présent article explore la gouvernance de l'eau à travers une étude de cas sur la plaine de Berrechidau Maroc. Cette région subit une pression croissante…”
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Supporting the Shift from State Water to Community Water: Lessons from a Social Learning Approach to Designing Joint Irrigation Projects in Morocco by Kuper, Marcel, Dionnet, Mathieu, Hammani, Ali, Bekkar, Younes, Garin, Patrice, Bluemling, Bettina

“…This paper focuses on the evaluation of a participatory approach aimed at supporting groups of small-scale farmers in the design of joint drip irrigation…”
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Pomper ou disparaître : le dilemme du renforcement des khettaras par le pompage solaire dans les oasis du Maroc by Khardi, Yassine, Lacombe, Guillaume, Kuper, Marcel, Taky, Abdelilah, Bouarfa, Sami, Hammani, Ali

“…Les agriculteurs utilisant les eaux des khettaras, galeries souterraines drainant la nappe phréatique et donnant un accès collectif à l’eau souterraine dans…”
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Question agraire, question hydraulique : Mise en débat de l'avenir des merjas de la plaine du Gharb, Maroc by Choukrani, Hajar, Imache, Amar, Kemmoun, Hassan, Kuper, Marcel, Hammani, Ali, Taky, Abdelilah, Lacombe, Guillaume

“…Ce travail explore l'aménagement hydro-agricole des merjas centrales de la plaine du Gharb au Maroc, en suspens depuis plusieurs décennies. Différentes visions…”
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Prendre soin de la nappe : quelles possibilités et quelles prédispositions des collectifs d’agriculteurs des oasis de Todgha Ferkla (Maroc) à installer des dispositifs de recharge de la nappe ? by Zein Taleb, Zeine, Khardi, Yassine, Lacombe, Guillaume, Errahj, Mostafa, Kuper, Marcel, Kadiri, Zakaria, Hammani, Ali, Taky, Abdelilah, Faysse, Nicolas

“…Dans les oasis de Todgha Ferkla au sud-est du Maroc, les agriculteurs ont recours à la recharge de la nappe comme une réponse innovante afin d'atténuer le…”
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L'expérience de l'irrigation par aspersion dans les secteurs collectifs de la Grande Hydraulique du Maroc by Kettani, Abla, Hammani, Ali, Taky, Abdelilah, Kuper, Marcel

“…Au début des années 1970, le Maroc a introduit l’irrigation par aspersion pour accélérer le rythme de l’extension de l’irrigation, améliorer l’efficience…”
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Penser la gestion de l’eau à l’échelle territoriale dans les oasis du Maroc : le cas de Ferkla by Khardi, Yassine, Zein Taleb, Zeine, Imache, Amar, Kuper, Marcel, Bouarfa, Sami, Hammani, Ali, Lacombe, Guillaume, Taky, Abdelilah

“…Dans les zones oasiennes du Maroc, l’agriculture a connu une extension très importante depuis 30 ans en dehors des oasis, basée principalement sur…”
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Sense-making and shaping of temporary wetlands: A socio-hydrological analysis of dichotomous ontologies of merjas in Morocco by Choukrani, Hajar, Lacombe, Guillaume, Zwarteveen, Margreet, Kuper, Marcel, Taky, Abdelilah, Hammani, Ali

“…There are quite different ways of making sense of wetlands: as wastelands to be drained and reclaimed, as hotspots of biodiversity to be preserved or restored,…”
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On‐farm performance evaluation of small‐scale irrigation schemes in the Ethiopian Rift Valley: Internal and external performance process approach by Wabela, Kedrala, Hammani, Ali, Taky, Abdelilah, Tekleab, Sirak

“…This study evaluated the on‐farm performance of two small‐scale irrigation schemes, Furfuro and Bedene Alemtena (hereafter referred to as Bedene), in the…”
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How can information and communication effects on small farmers’ engagement in groundwater management: Case of SAISS Aquifers, Morocco by Laraichi, Siham, Hammani, Ali

“…Water scarcity, unequal water distribution and overexploitation make of groundwater a strategic resource to protect and preserve for future generations,…”
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Challenging ‘one size fits all’: Continued use of sprinkler irrigation in a state‐led drip irrigation project in Morocco by Kettani, Abla, Hammani, Ali, Taky, Abdelilah, Kuper, Marcel

“…The current focus on water saving in drip irrigation projects has stifled more classical engineering debates on the relevance of different irrigation…”
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Conjunctive use of floodwater harvesting for managed aquifer recharge and irrigation on a date farm in Morocco by Khardi, Yassine, Lacombe, Guillaume, Dewandel, Benoit, Hammani, Ali, Taky, Abdelilah, Bouarfa, Sami

“…In arid regions, harvesting floodwater can mitigate irrigation‐induced groundwater depletion by providing additional surface water and recharging aquifers. We…”
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Farmers’ perception on technical and irrigation water user associations (IWUAs) performance of selected small-scale irrigation schemes in the Ethiopian Rift Valley by Wabela, Kedrala, Hammani, Ali, Tekleab, Sirak, Taky, Abdelilah

“…Local irrigation institutions are crucial for effectively managing and sustaining irrigation schemes. This study assessed the farmers' perceptions on technical…”
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Making the user visible: analysing irrigation practices and farmers’ logic to explain actual drip irrigation performance by Benouniche, Maya, Kuper, Marcel, Hammani, Ali, Boesveld, Harm

“…The actual performance of drip irrigation (irrigation efficiency, distribution uniformity) in the field is often quite different from that obtained in…”
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Specifying the differentiated contribution of farmers to groundwater depletion in two irrigated areas in North Africa by Ameur, Fatah, Amichi, Hichem, Kuper, Marcel, Hammani, Ali

“…Much attention has been paid to the issue of groundwater depletion linked to intensive groundwater-based agriculture in (semi-)arid areas. Often referred to as…”
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The role of water and energy use in expanding the boundaries of irrigated agriculture in the Berrechid plain of Morocco by Ouassissou, Romaissa, Lacombe, Guillaume, Kuper, Marcel, Hammani, Ali, El Amrani, Mohamed

“…Despite the attention given to the water–energy–food nexus, there is little field evidence of how this plays out for irrigators. This article analyses the…”
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Pumping or disappearing: the dilemma of the reinforcement of khettaras by solar pumping in the oases of Morocco by Khardi, Yassine, Lacombe, Guillaume, Kuper, Marcel, Taky, Abdelilah, Bouarfa, Sami, Hammani, Ali

“…Farmers using khettaras, which are underground galleries draining the water table and providing a collective access to groundwater, are faced with a dilemma…”
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Considering groundwater use to improve the assessment of groundwater pumping for irrigation in North Africa by Massuel, Sylvain, Amichi, Farida, Ameur, Fatah, Calvez, Roger, Jenhaoui, Zakia, Bouarfa, Sami, Kuper, Marcel, Habaieb, Hamadi, Hartani, Tarik, Hammani, Ali

“…Groundwater resources in semi-arid areas and especially in the Mediterranean face a growing demand for irrigated agriculture and, to a lesser extent, for…”
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