The Irrigation Management Network represents a world-wide network of researchers and administrators interested in the issues of irrigation management and irrigation schemes. Papers in this series covers 1988–1989. 

Articles featured in these issues include:

• Improving Water Management in Developing Countries: a Question of Training by Martin Burton
• Developing Partnership in the Management of Irrigation System by A M Ferrer and L C Lucero
• Major Features of Moroccan Large-Scale Irrigation Projects Mohamed Ait-Kadi
• Strategy Development in IIMI by Roberto Lenton
• Development of Well Irrigation In Canal Commands: The Prospects and Some Emerging Issues by Venkata Reddy
• Environmental Aspects of Groundwater Developments In Bangladesh: An Overview by L R Khan
• Irrigation Management in South India: The Approach of the National Water Management Project by Jeremy Berkoff
• Maintenance before Management: A New Strategy by Mick Moore
• Some Comments on Measures of Inequity In Irrigation Distribution by Raj an K Sampath
• Identification of Causes of Poor Performance of a Typical Large-sized Irrigation Scheme in South China by Mao Zhi
• Rehabilitation of Communal Irrigation Schemes in Nepal by Nasiruddin Ansari
• Economic Returns to Operation and Maintenance Expenditure in Different Components of the Irrigation
• System in Pakistan by Muhammad A Chaudhry and Mubarik AH
• Irrigation and Water Management for Diversified Cropping in Rice Irrigation Systems: Major Issues and Concerns by S I Bhuiyan
• Equity Considerations in the Modernization of Irrigation Systems by Gilbert E Levine & E Walter Coward, Jr
• Second Approximations: Unplanned Farmer Contributions to Irrigation Design by Douglas L Vermillion
• Tubewell Irrigation in Bangladesh by James Morton
• Irrigation Charges in the Barind Integrated Area Development Project: A New Approach by M Asaduzzaman