Analytical review of the problem of charging for water in irrigated agriculture

The purpose of this study is to study and analyze the amount of payment for water supply to reclamation systems in different countries, depending on the methods of determining the payment. As a result of the analysis, it can be noted that in a number of countries, within the framework of measures to regulate water scarcity, different methods of forming tariffs have been introduced, while in the same country different methods of tariffication may operate in different conditions, but the volumetric method of setting a tariff for irrigation is the most common. For the volumetric method, water charges range from US $ 0,00043 per 1 m3 in Kyrgyzstan to US $ 0.62 per 1 m3 in Australia. For the fixed method, the price per 1 hectare in irrigated land season ranges from $1.408 in Paki Stan to $538 in the United States.