Examples of using Irrigation projects in English and their translations into Spanish
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The modules are adaptable for irrigation projects in almond-growing regions that are out of reach of mega-infrastructure.
Irrigation projects are often highly subsidized
for example, irrigation projects could benefit from water power facilities.
Only the North Jazira Irrigation Projects were in the maintenance period in the three months priorto the invasion.
Israel had joined with other States of the region in a desertification survey and irrigation projects.
Farmer participation in farm research, irrigation projects and watershed management should be encouraged.
several spate irrigation projects have been implemented since the 80's after the initiative of the Ministry of Agriculture(4),
The Ministry was also encouraging irrigation projects, road-building and soil conservation with the cooperation of international
The event included five panel discussions on investing in ecosystem services, irrigation projects, reuse of wastewater in agriculture,
al-Hasakah was a result of the irrigation projects started in the 1960s which transformed Northeast Syria into the main cotton-growing area.
dams and irrigation projects.
improving farm yields(e.g. terracing and irrigation projects), thereby enhancing the incomes
dams and irrigation projects provided water for rapid agricultural growth throughout the West
some 17,000 hectares of land are presently under irrigation and future irrigation projects are intended to cover another 31,000 hectares.
the high-density population in the Nile Delta, and it is expected that by accomplishing the transportation and irrigation projects, three million Egyptians will settle in North Sinai.
The public sector has contributed in some irrigation projects such as Canelón Grande(1 100 ha),
fluctuated over its existence, the most recent level drop was caused by the former Soviet Union building massive irrigation projects in the region.
Before the country became independent in 1991, spate irrigation projects were directed by the Agricultural Department of the Eritrean Popular Front for Liberation, in the areas that were controlled and administered at the time by the Front.
do not cause the considerable environmental and social disruptions associated with large-scale irrigation projects.
they are not much better off since without a permit they cannot apply for loans or subsidies for irrigation projects.