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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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The Threat of Environmental Corruption via Huge Dam Projects

A Memorandum to the World Bank on the proposed Bujagali falls projectby Ugandan NGOs. Dr. R.J. A. Goodland, Environmental Advisor...
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Urgent Action on the Proposed Bui Dam

Concerning About 30,000 people in the Brong-Ahafo-Region, Northwest Ghana, are threatened with losing their land and the right to feed...
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Uganda Debates Damming the Nile - Falling for AES's Plan?

Falling for AES's Plan? Uganda Debated Damming the Nile Uganda is a lush, land-locked country tucked between the tropical forests...
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The Potential for Water Conservation in Southern Africa

Executive Summary Water conservation and demand management (WC/DM) holds tremendous potential to help the region to meet its water needs....
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Los Guardianes de los Ríos

Guia para activistas
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The Impacts of Sondu-Miriu River Hydro-Electric Power Project on the People of Nyanza

Background Sondu Miriu River, one of the six major rivers in the Lake Victoria basin, drains a total area of...
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Companies Charged with Corruption on Lesotho Dams

Ten companies and two consortia were summoned to appear in the Maseru Magistrates’ Court in Lesotho on November 29 on...
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Response from the World Bank on LHWP

The World Bank Callisto E. Madavo Vice President, Africa Region Antonio Tricarico Reform the World Bank Campaign Via Ferraironi 88/G...
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Companies Charged with Corruption Should Be Suspended From World Bank Contracts

Dam-building companies charged with corruption in a Lesotho court should be suspended from receiving World Bank contracts while they are...
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Lesotho Highlands Water Project, World Bank’s Responsibilities and Impregilo Involvement in Corruption Court Case

Mr. James Wolfensohn President The World Bank 1818 H Street, NW Washington D.C. 20433 U.S.A. Fax: +1 202 522 0355...