Socio Economic Series No 5

Evaluation of farm level impact of Barai Irrigation system

Project Impact Study: Puok District, Siem Reap Province, Kingdom of Cambodia

Technical Assistance to the Labour Based Rural Infrastructure Works Programme "Upstream Project" CMB/97/M02/SID
Report of a study set out to determine the impact of the ILO supported improvements to the Barai Irrigation System on the farmers in terms of the improvements for the farming community at the household level. This included irrigation improvements leading to increased farm productivity and the efficacy of user management structures in determining equitable and adequate water supply. The study found signs of increased economic activity since these interventions

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