Impact of Decree No. 115/2008/Nd-Cp on Irrigation Service Fee Abolishment and on Management and Exploitation of Hydraulic Works and Irrigation Service to Farmers’ Agriculture Production

This paper discusses the result of an assessment and analysis of the impacts/outcome of the implementation of government decree no. 115/CP-2008 in Viet Nam. The decree abolishes the irrigation service fee payments on management and exploitation of irrigation systems, and on the quality of irrigation service to farmers’ agriculture production.

Impact of Abolishing Irrigation Service Fee on Management and Exploitation of Hydraulic Works and Irrigation Service to Farmers’ Agriculture Production

This presentation discusses the result of an assessment and analysis of the impacts/outcome of the implementation of government decree no. 115/CP-2008 in Viet Nam. The decree abolishes the irrigation service fee payments on management and exploitation of irrigation systems, and on the quality of irrigation service to farmers’ agriculture production.

How Irrigation is Responding to the Challenges of Volatility, Vulnerability, and Changes in Agriculture

Irrigation is significantly important to food security, social and economic development, and social stability. Enhancing irrigation development to increase water use efficiency and productivity is needed. The government should continue to play an important role in irrigation development to achieve food security and increase farmers’ income.

How Irrigation is Responding to the Challenges and Changes in Agriculture

Irrigation is significantly important to food security, social and economic development, and social stability. Enhancing irrigation development to increase water use efficiency and productivity is needed. The government should continue to play an important role in irrigation development to achieve food security and increase farmers’ income.

David Dawe

David is currently working at FAO’s Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok.  He specializes in agricultural and food policy analysis, much of it concerned with the Asian and world rice economies. He has spent much of his professional career resident in Southeast Asia, having worked for the Harvard Institute for International Development in Indonesia, the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines and FAO in Thailand, in addition to working several years at FAO headquarters in Rome.