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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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International Day of Action Celebration

International Rivers hosted its own event in Berkeley focused on two spectacular, pristine rivers in Patagonia that are threatened by...
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Friday, April 25 in New York

Peter Bosshard, International Rivers Policy Director, joins the panel: China’s Aid to Africa: Implications and International Perspectives Friday, April 25th...
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Scramble to Dam the Congo Keeps Africans in the Dark

A lucrative hydropower scheme proposed for the Congo River has become Africa’s next great scramble. Led by the World Energy...
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Grand Inga: Leaving Africans in the Dark?

The potential to profit from the world's largest dam project – the Grand Inga hydropower scheme, proposed for the Congo...
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Field Report on Impacts of Nam Song Project

Completed in 1996, the Nam Song Diversion Dam was funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) at a cost of...
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Geological Phenomena Cost EEPCo 400 Million Birr

Originally published in Walta Information Center The two billion birr Tekeze hydro electric power project, faced with a geological phenomena,...
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Guardian (UK): Banks Meet Over £40bn Plan to Harness Power of Congo River and Double Africa's Electricity

The GuardianApril 21, 2008by John Vidal Seven African governments and the world’s largest banks and construction firms meet in London...
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World Energy Council Says No African Civil Society

The World Energy Council has blocked the participation of communties affected by Inga and African civil society groups from attending...
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Communities' Archive of Compensation Correspondence

June 22, 1970 To: Mr. Simon Malanda Signed: E. Mutombo, SNEL DG; F. Nzeza, SNEL president Nous avons bien reçu...
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Community History of Inga 1 and Inga 2

According to Mr. Simon Malanda, representative of the displaced communities, the Inga site was inhabited by families from six clans...