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Institutional arrangements and its implications in energy-choice mix and downstream water conservation management: Insights from rural Bangladesh

Project Active from to Energy, Sustainable Growth and State Effectiveness

This project aims to analyse how public and private institutional arrangements determine the energy mix for pumping and irrigation pricing and conservation technology for water management across different climatic zones in rural Bangladesh.

Researchers

Rafia Zaman

Postdoctoral Associate, Duke University
Atonu Rabbani headshot

Atonu Rabbani

Professor of Economics, University of Dhaka

Project outputs

Report cover page

Who gets water? Designing irrigation service under groundwater scarcity

Rafia Zaman, Marc Jeuland, Atonu Rabbani, Subhrendu Pattanayak
Policy brief
Report cover page

From position to payoff: Institutional rules, water allocation, and welfare resilience under groundwater scarcity

Rafia Zaman, Marc Jeuland, Atonu Rabbani, Subhrendu Pattanayak
Working paper

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Themes
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Countries
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Regions
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