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The River Provides for Us: One Woman's Story
From March 2011 World Rivers Review More than 500,000 indigenous people in two countries are threatened by the construction of...
Where Are Women’s Voices in Uganda's Dam Planning?
From March 2011 World Rivers Review “The Bujagali Dam project will bring tremendous opportunities you cannot afford to miss! It...
Spotlight on Clean Stoves
From March 2011 World Rivers Review Andree Sosler, Executive Director of Darfur Stoves, talks about the importance of clean stoves....
Watering the Grassroots: Training African Women to Solve Water Problems
From March 2011 World Rivers Review “Water is life. When everyone has access to sources of water that are treated,...
Grassroots Protests Against Chinese Dams in Africa
On a day when people took to the streets in Libya, Yemen and Bahrain, dam-affected people organized protests against destructive...
Grand Illusions for African Energy in Davos
The ongoing World Economic Forum – the annual gathering of global decision-makers and business leaders – is the place to...
Ethiopia's Gibe III Dam: Sowing Hunger and Conflict
Updated factsheet The Omo River is a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of indigenous people in southwest Ethiopia and northern...
Why We Fight – Dam Injustices in Africa
This is my farewell from International Rivers, but not from the struggles for justice across Africa. Working from Cameroon over...
New Chinese Dam Project Fuels Ethnic Conflict in Sudan
The Sudanese government has contracted Sinohydro to build the Kajbar Dam on the third cataract of the Nile. The project...
New Chinese Dam Project Fuels Ethnic Conflict in Sudan
Dams have impoverished tens of thousands of people and triggered serious human rights violations in Sudan. Now Chinese companies have...