Proposed the Establishment of the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation with the Aim of Achieving Good Governance of the Country's Water and Soil

Suggestion of the ending of parallel operating executive systems is indeed one of the key components of saving aquifers in the country and achieving good governance in water and soil resources management. Although the executive agencies are an important pillar of government, the reduction of inefficiency in the management of water and soil resources of the country is more achievable, not through policy but through pathology and impartial rooting. In this note, with the help of a historical review, it is proposed to ending at least 70 percent of all parallel research and administrative apparatus in water and soil management of the country. Subsequently, with the aim of reforming the government's layout to deal with the aquifer crisis and achieve "good governance" in the water and agriculture sector, the Ministry of Water resources and Irrigation was formed with less than 30 percent of existing capacity. The administration (buildings and manpower) is followed by a reduction in the financial burden of the government.