The Irrigation Management Network represents a world-wide network of researchers and administrators interested in the issues of irrigation management and irrigation schemes. This series of papers covers 1986–1987.

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Articles featured in these issues include:

• International Irrigation Management Institute: Program Concepts, by Robert Cowell
• Irrigation Pricing and Management, by lan Carruthers
• Training Programmes for Irrigation Staff, by Martin Burton
• Training Programmes for Irrigation Farmers, by lan Smout
• International Irrigation Management Institute: Program Concepts, by Robert Cowell
• Irrigation Pricing and Management, by lan Carruthers
• Training Programmes for Irrigation Staff, by Martin Burton
• Training Programmes for Irrigation Farmers, by lan Smout
• Meeting Irrigation System Recurrent Cost Obligations, by Mark Svendsen
• Computers in Irrigation Management: A. An Application of Lotus 1-2-3 Software to Irrigation Data Management by Tom Sheng; B. The Hole of Simulation Exercises in Training Irrigation Managers by Laurence Smith
• Performance Measurement in Canal Water Management: A Discussion, by Charles Abernethy
• The Irrigation Water Charge in China by Xu Guohua
• Farmer-Managed Irrigation: Research Issues by Edward Martin, Robert Yoder and David Groenfeldt
• Operations and Maintenance Learning Process: Combining Training and Management by Gaylord V Skogerboe
• The Dominance of the Internal Rate of Return as a Planning Criterion and the Treatment of O&M Costs in Feasibility Studies by Mary Tiffen
• Irrigation Service Fees in Asia by Mark Svendsen
• Computerised Control of Irrigation Water Distribution by Jean Verdier
• Groundwater Management: Equity, Feasibility and Efficiency by Camilla Toulmin and Mary Tiffen
• Learning from Rehabilitation Projects: The Case of the Tank Irrigation Modernisation Project (TIMP) of Sri Lanka by D Hammond Murray-Rust and P S Rao
• Irrigation Groups in Bangladesh by R W Palmer-Jones and MAS Mandal Economics of Farmer Participation by R K Patil
• Rehabilitation and Participation: The Views of the Engineers by Mary Tiffen
• Checklist for Including Consideration of Operation and Maintenance in Project Preparation and Appraisal by Harold D Fredericksen
• Planning Implication of Socio-Economic and Institutional Findings by Mary Tiffen
• Matching Crop Water Requirements in Large Systems with a Variable Water Supply Experiments in India by Jeremy Berkoff
• Situational Compatability The Example of Warabandi by Walter Huppert
• Developing Effective Extension Irrigation Programs with Appropriate Technology by Marvin N Shearer.