Managing Salinization

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Focusing on the institutional factors contributing to soil salinization, this study explores how centralized management structures hinder effective control measures in public irrigation systems. It highlights the lack of incentives for management units and farmers to address high groundwater levels and salinization. The author investigates the conditions necessary for these stakeholders to engage actively in reversing salinization, emphasizing the interplay between institutional arrangements and agricultural sustainability.