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This study aims to explore how spatial inequality impacts irrigation governance outcomes within a social-ecological systems framework.

Spatial Inequality and Irrigation Governance: Integrating Infrastructure, Knowledge, and Social Capital within a Social–Ecological Systems Framework

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This study aims to explore how spatial inequality impacts irrigation governance outcomes within a social-ecological systems framework.
Survey data collected from 159 Indonesian smallholders.
Analysis of water reliability, irrigation rights, and compliance with rules.
Integration of farmer knowledge and social capital into governance assessments.
Findings indicate that farmer knowledge and practices differ based on infrastructure reliability.
Functional–interactive social capital is more differentiated based on active utilization and institutional responsiveness.
Stable behavioral practices observed despite spatial differences in social capital and infrastructure.

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Randomized trial examines irrigation governance outcomes in smallholders, highlighting spatial inequality implications.

Werdiningtyas et al. (2026) studied this question.

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