Title: Irrigation Maintenance
and Operations Learning Process
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The Irrigation Maintenance and Operations (M&O) Learning Process has two major phases: the Maintenance Phase and the Operations Phase. Although both phases are discussed, the initial emphasis is on implementing improved irrigation system maintenance practices, particularly for deteriorated irrigation systems. In terms of strategy, this process focuses very strongly on providing equitable water supplies to outlets or turnouts (synonymous terms), and enhancing communication between irrigation agency staff and water users. Besides describing the Learning Process, this text focuses on how both phases lead to improved hydraulic performance.
The Maintenance and Operations (M&O) Learning Process has been developed to provide guidelines that will help identify problems, develop solutions, and provide field experience and insights for further improvements to the irrigation system. This process is meant to develop appreciation and create awareness among technical staff of the irrigation agency, as well as farmers and senior officials, by creating "visible success stories" at those irrigation systems selected for improvement. Publ. 1996 WRP.
PART ONE - PROCESS OVERVIEW
Chapter 1 - CONCEPTS
Chapter 2 - MAINTENANCE
Chapter 3 - OPERATIONS
Chapter 4 - IMPLEMENTATION
PART TWO - MAINTENANCE PHASE
Chapter 5 - MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS
Chapter 6 - MAINTENANCE SOLUTIONS
Chapter 7 - OPERATIONS CONTROL MAINTENANCE SURVEYS
Chapter 8 - MAINTENANCE PLANS
Chapter 9 - ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOUNTABILITY
PART THREE - OPERATIONS PHASE
Chapter 10 - DISCHARGE RATINGS
Chapter 11 - DISCHARGE MEASUREMENTS
Chapter 12 - CHANNEL LOSSES
Chapter 13 - OPERATIONS PLAN
Chapter 14 - MONITORING, EVALUATION AND FEEDBACK PROGRAM
Chapter 15 - TERTIARY SUBSYSTEMS
Chapter 16 - IMPROVEMENTS PLAN
REFERENCES -- AUTHOR INDEX -- SUBJECT INDEX
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