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For nearly three decades, International Rivers has been at the forefront of research and communications on issues surrounding large dams and their impact on rivers and communities.

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World Bank to Fund Gibe III Dam through the Backdoor?

Indigenous people affected by Gibe III. Alison M. Jones for www.nowater-nolife.org Some projects are so destructive that no reputable actors...
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NGO letter to the World Bank regarding the Ethiopia-Kenya transmission line

Letter written by a coalition of NGOs to the World Bank on May 21, 2012, raising concerns regarding the Ethiopia-Kenya...
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Jorge Molina Comments on Jirau Dam (Brazil)

Comments on the Jirau Hydropower Project: Transboundary Impacts Submitted to Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance Ltd. I am writing to express...
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World Bank Needs to Make Infrastructure Work for the Poor

Kikwit is a town of almost one million people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Its inhabitants have no...
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Philip Fearnside Comments on Jirau Dam (Brazil)

THE JIRAU DAM’S CDM PROPOSAL: COMMENTS ON THE PROJECT DESIGN DOCUMENT Updated version: June 1, 2012 Philip M. FearnsideNational Institute...
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Communities protect rivers and strengthen climate resilience in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is one of the countries most seriously threatened by the impacts of climate change, including sea level rise and...
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Map of Jinsha River hydropower projects

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Hydro CDM Hall of Shame

The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is meant to catalyze climate-friendly and sustainable projects in low-income countries. Instead, it’s provided massive...
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Keep the Salween River Free

The Salween River is one of the region’s last largely free-flowing rivers and is shared by China, Thailand, and Burma....
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Report Calls on New World Bank President to Change Course on Infrastructure

Infrastructure lending has once again become the World Bank’s core business. A new report by International Rivers reviews the Bank’s...