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Water and Agriculture
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Implications for Development and Growth
 
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Mon, Mar 30, 2009


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nada: Panelists explored the linkages between water and agriculture, including the discrepancies between (a) urban and rural water access and (b) industrial and agricultural water use for economic development. The discussion also covered key variables, like energy and global warming as well as the impact of these trends on smallholder farmers.

This session has the following content:
 
  Topic Media
  Introduction - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (44s) MP3 MP4 WMV
  Olcay Ünver - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (4m30s) MP3 MP4 WMV
  Mark Rosegrant - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (19m48s) MP3 MP4 WMV Slides
  Xurong Mei - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (23m35s) MP3 MP4 WMV Slides
  Jason Clay - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (12m57s) MP3 MP4 WMV
  Moderator Comments - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (1m55s) MP3 MP4 WMV
  Cost to Poor People - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (5m42s) MP3 MP4 WMV
  Net Impact due to Climate Change - Political Economy of Water and Agriculture (2m19s) MP3 MP4 WMV
 

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