A case study of a river system is presented in which development is to be planned according to national and regional objectives. A linear screening model for finding the best set of development alternatives from a national objective point of view is introduced and a brief discussion of methods for handling more than one objective in such models is presented. An analysis of the trade offs between the two objectives is demonstrated by using a constraint method. The transformation curve between net national income benefits from power and irrigation and regional equity as measured by deviation from an equal regional water distribution is shown.
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