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|Label=Irrigation project efficiency
|Label=Irrigation project efficiency
|Description=The irrigation project efficiency is the ratio between the amount of irrigation water actually needed by the crop (based on soil moisture deficits) and the amount of water that is withdrawn from rivers, lakes, reservoirs or other water sources. This parameter is given at country level.
|Description=Ratio of quantity of irrigation water required by the crop (based on soil moisture deficits) to the quantity withdrawn from rivers, lakes, reservoirs or other sources. This parameter is given at country level.
|Dimension=time
|Dimension=time
|Unit=-
|Unit=-

Revision as of 10:15, 6 May 2014

Label: Irrigation project efficiency
Description: Ratio of quantity of irrigation water required by the crop (based on soil moisture deficits) to the quantity withdrawn from rivers, lakes, reservoirs or other sources. This parameter is given at country level.
Dimensions: time
Default unit: -
Variable type: driver
Driver group: Technological change in agriculture and forestry
Source: PIK
Reference: Rohwer et al., 2007


Drivers are described in the Drivers component.



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