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1 - R.J.Oosterbaan, 2004. Improvement of tidal irrigation, drainage and reclamation of salinized land under date palms in Abadan Island, Iran. Report of a Consultancy Assignment to Abvarzan Co., Tehran, 20 pp.
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2 - R.J.Oosterbaan, 2001. Groundwater use, Drainage and Land Reclamation in the alluvial fan of Garmsar Irrigation Project, Iran. Report of a FAO follow-up consultancy assignment. ILRI, Wageningen, 19 pp.

3 - R.J.Oosterbaan, 2000. Groundwater use, Drainage and Land Reclamation in the alluvial fan of Garmsar Irrigation Project, Iran. Report of a FAO consultancy assignment. ILRI, Wageningen, 22 p. Download here (summary).

4 - R.J.Oosterbaan, 1999. Hydrological and Environmental Impacts of the Irrigation Improvement Projects in Egypt, Nile Valley and Delta. Report of a consultancy assignment to the Egyptian-Dutch Water management Panel. ILRI, Wageningen, 51 pp.
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5 - R.J.Oosterbaan, 1995. Waterlogging and flood control in sugar cane lands in coastal valleys. Report of a consultancy assignment to the Sugar Research and Development Corporation, Australia. ILRI, Wageningen. 13 pp.

6 - R.J. Oosterbaan, 1991 (June) Report of a consultancy assignment to the Central Soil Salinity Research Institute at Canning Town, India, on reclamation and water management of the salt affected soils in the coastal lowlands of the Sunderbans. 15 pp.
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7 - R.J. Oosterbaan, 1990 (Aug.) Review of water management aspects, Pulau Petak, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. Mission Report 39, Research on Acid Sulphate Soils in the Humid Tropics (an Indonesian-Dutch research project). ILRI/LAWOO, Wageningen, 29 pp., 8 Appendices.
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8 - R.J. Oosterbaan, 1989. Drainage parameters, criteria and design in Mexican irrigation projects and districts. Technical working paper drafted at the occasion of an FAO/CP-WB mission to Mexico to evaluate the irrigation and drainage sub-sector programme eligible for WB funding. ILRI, Wageningen. 12 pp.
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9 - D. Sifuentes, E. Sal y Rosas, M. Calle, J. Apaza, J.D. van der Ploeg, R.J. Oosterbaan, 1989. Informe de la mision de evaluacion del Proyecto de Desarollo Rural en Micro Regiones del Departamento de Cuzco (PRODERM), Peru. 65 pp., 8 appendices.
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10 - R.J. Oosterbaan, 1989 (Feb.). Proposals for drainage research through pilot areas in the fringes of the Nile Delta. Report of a consultancy assignment to the Pilot Areas and Drainage Technology Project of the Drainage Research Institute, Cairo, Egypt. ILRI, Wageningen. 30 pp.

11 - R.J. Sevenhuysen, R.J. Oosterbaan and K. Zijderveld, 1987. Report on a consultancy assignment to the Punata Irrigation Project near Cochabamba, Bolivia. ILRI, Wageningen, and KfW, Frankfurt. 71 pp., 5 appendices.
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12 - L.F. Kortenhorst, R.J. Oosterbaan and L. Spreij, 1986. The Molapo Development Project, Okavango Delta, Botswana: project evaluation report and proposal for continuation. ILRI, Wageningen, and GTZ, Eschborn. 91 pp, resp. 34 pp., 2 appendices.
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13 - R.J. Oosterbaan, 1985. Report of a consultancy assignment to the Wetlands (small valleys) Utilization Research Project of IITA in Sierra Leone and Nigeria. ILRI, Wageningen. 25 pp. 8 appendices.
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14 - R.J. Oosterbaan and F.P.M. van de Ven, 1982. The Baluchistan Minor Irrigation and Agricultural Development Project. Appraisal Mission Report. ILRI, Wageningen. 12 pp., 3 appendices.
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15 - R.J. Oosterbaan, B.P. Beuming, J. Vos and D.F. Quispel, 1981. Report of a consultancy assignment to the Land and Acid Sulphate Soils Reclamation Project, Guinea-Bissau. ILRI, Wageningen. 16 pp. (in Dutch), 5 appendices (in French).
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