Примеры использования Irrigation schemes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Video: Morocco-Large scale irrigation schemes.
The kingdom developed irrigation schemes, used plows, grew millet, and made iron tools and weapons.
Water user organizations have been formed to regulate the irrigation schemes.
The current construction of Muvumba Irrigation Schemes alone will yield 21,000 tons of rice.
One way would be to widen their financing to cover agricultural infrastructure,such as irrigation schemes.
In recent years, the responsibility of irrigation schemes has gradually been transferred to the farmers themselves.
Increasing the application of modern technology which primarily includes the use of greenhouse technology and irrigation schemes.
We aim at having small-,medium- and large-scale irrigation schemes and the construction of multi-purpose dams throughout the country.
Structures constructed over the four years; these include water and sanitation infrastructures,rural roads, irrigation schemes, health centers and schools.
As with land reform, many government-led irrigation schemes also had a strong male bias Zwarteveen, 1995; NEDA, 1997.
Reduction of land degradation and increased crop yields will also be documented andcompared with analogous sites with traditional irrigation schemes.
The cotton sector and the development of small-scale village irrigation schemes have contributed significantly to primary-sector growth.
The construction of 64 irrigation schemes, designed to irrigate 1,800 hectares of arable land for 2,000 families was suspended in March 2003 for security reasons.
There is also a need to support infrastructure development in agriculture such as irrigation schemes and storage and processing facilities.
Implement irrigation schemes with a view to strengthening sustainable agriculture systems, increasing agricultural production and improving food security;
Water resource management programmes should be developed,focusing in particular on establishing irrigation schemes and developing underground water resources.
This could be achieved through transforming current subsistence agriculture to a market-based commercial activity, by adopting appropriate technologies,high-yield varieties and efficient irrigation schemes.
FAO is embarking on a programme to rehabilitate community-based irrigation schemes, monitor existing irrigation structures and collect data on irrigation problems.
FAO developed small-scale irrigation systems in drought-affected areas andtraining local manufacturers to produce treadle pumps for small-scale irrigation schemes.
In turn, will have a serious impact on poor farmers operating inefficient irrigation schemes unless policies are designed and implemented to mitigate the impact of such a shift.
The risk that bilharzia or malaria is introduced orhas an increased impact is most likely in irrigation schemes in which FAO, 1995.
The involvement of water users in the management and operation of irrigation schemes is critical to a more efficient performance of irrigation schemes and enhanced water governance.
Poor farmers' vulnerability to climate change should be reduced by investment in sustainable agriculture,local irrigation schemes and better use of local biodiversity.
During the former biennium, blueprint infrastructure projects, including irrigation schemes, rural roads, markets, water supply and sanitation systems, educational and health facilities, accounted for 73 per cent of funds approved.
Opportunities for increasing the efficiency of resource use include wastewater reuse for fish production andfish farming in rice fields or other irrigation schemes.
The vagaries of the climate are often aggravated by the negative effects of low investments in irrigation schemes, agricultural machinery and fertilizers, as well as in harvesting and storage facilities.
The programme targets such institutions as schools, business centres, Government extension offices, chiefs' homesteads, small-scale farms,villages, and irrigation schemes, borehole and dam points.
It also means improvements in the capital infrastructure-- covered markets, irrigation schemes, feeder roads-- critical for developing local economies(see pie chart below) and reducing poverty and hunger.
To address this problem, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security was allocated considerably increased budget31 to intensify training and strengthen extension services,revive irrigation schemes and to promote conservation agriculture where it is viable.
Additionally, as Janet Henshall Momsen also points out in Gender and Development, irrigation schemes where water stands in ponds may increase the prevalence of mosquito-borne diseases, such as malaria, yellow fever and dengue fever.