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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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River Keepers Handbook: A Guide to Protecting Rivers and Catchments in Africa

This 52-page report takes a step toward creating a broad movement of people devoted to protecting their watersheds (or “catchments”)...
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Letter to the World Bank, Re: Lesotho Highlands Water Project

Mr. Jean-Louis Sarbib Vice President Africa Region The World Bank 1818 H St., NW Washington, D.C. 20433 Re: Lesotho Highlands...
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Proposed Uganda Dam is Drowning in Difficulties

The proposed Bujagali Falls hydropower project in Uganda has suffered serious setbacks in recent months. In January the Uganda Electricity...
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Japanese PM Urged to Toughen Standards for Development Super–Agency

NGOs also demand withdrawal from Filipino dam An international appeal was delivered to the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Keizo Obuchi,...
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A Race to the Bottom

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A Case Study on the Manantali Dam Project (Mali, Mauritania, Senegal)

1. The project The Manantali project consists of the Manantali dam on the Bafing river, a tributary of the Senegal...
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Can This River Be Saved? Rethinking Cahora Bassa Could Make a Difference for Dam–Battered Zambezi

Over the millennia, life in Southern Africa was measured by the ebb and flow of the great Zambezi River. Every...
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Power Struggle: The Impacts of Hydro-Development in Laos

In February 1998, during a dialogue with Lao government officials, International Rivers Network was encouraged to visit the Lao countryside...
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US Can Help Stop Brewing Water Wars

A global water crisis is brewing, scientists warn, and we must find new solutions or face the specter of widespread...