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Agriculture and Water: Emerging Perspectives on Farmer Cooperation and Adaptive Co-Management

or groups and the co-management of water resources (Phase II) Having critically explored the broader context in which farmers were operating, we then moved on to Phase II of the research, in which we used the politicized IAD Framework to investigate the relationship between five water abstractor groups and water resource management. Doing this allowed us to analyse situations in which farmers with a stake in water