About

IRRIQUATE

Equitable Irrigation Consortium.

Equitable irrigation refers to the fair and just distribution of water resources for irrigation purposes, ensuring that all users, regardless of their size, location, or socioeconomic states, have access to adequate water to meet their agricultural needs. This concept aims to address disparities in water access and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

Equitable Irrigation is crucial for promoting food security, reducing poverty, and supporting the livelihood of farmers, especially in regions facing water scarcity and climate change impacts. It
aligns with broader goals of social justice and environmental sustainability.

Fair Water Allocation

Ensuring that water distribution is proportional to the needs of different users and that smallholders and marginalized farmers are maximizing water efficiency.

Participatory Management

Involving local communities, especially farmers, in the decision-making process regarding water management to ensure their needs and voices are considered.

Sustainable Practices

Implementing water-saving technologies and practices to optimize water use efficiency and conserve resources for future generations.

Capacity Building

Providing education and training to farmers on efficiency irrigation techniques and water management to enhance their ability to use water resources effectively. 

Monitoring and Evaluation

Continuously assessing the effectiveness of irrigation schemes and making necessary adjustments to ensure equitable access and sustainable use of water resources.