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World Bank Returns to Big Dams

A 1990s Washington D.C. protest against the World Bank’s role funding Big Dams. From September 2013 World Rivers Review The...
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Energy Poverty: The Hidden Energy Crisis

From September 2013 World Rivers Review More than 1.3 billion people – almost a quarter of humanity – have no...
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The World Bank's Big Dams: A River of Ruin

From September 2013 World Rivers Review In the past 65 years, the World Bank has funded some 600 dam projects...
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Public Comments on Official HSAP Assessments

Official Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP) assessments must be posted publicly on the HSAP website, and a 60-day period must...
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Why the World Bank Shies Away From Energy Efficiency

Wikimedia Commons Decentralized renewable energy projects are highly effective at reducing energy poverty. Energy conservation and efficiency improvements are the...
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Dams Lite?

Published in World Rivers Review August 2001 Run-of-River Projects No Panacea Are huge reservoirs a thing of the past? Today,...
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World Heritage Committee Decisions in 2013

Below are summaries of all the decisions made on dam-threatened World Heritage Sites that were discussed at this year’s 37th...
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In the Archives: Quarterly MDB Updates

Quarterly reports from 2008 – 2012: March – August 2008 September – November 2008 December 2008 – February 2009 March...
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Honoring Glenn Switkes

When I first started at International Rivers almost a year ago, I could feel the passion that staff had for...
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Multilateral Development Banks: Projects to Watch

International Rivers has begun a new quarterly blog that highlights dam projects to watch out for in the investment pipelines...