Abstract

The Participatory Irrigation Management (PIM) is an approach which was defined by the World Bank and imposed to most of the Modernization irrigation projects in the world. This paper shows how this policy is applied in the old water management systems in Egypt and in Morocco. PCSI seminar 2004 Workshop B - Defining a superior principle : public politics, State role and justice.

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