附註:Includes bibliographical references.
The Workshop: Origins, Planning and Proceedings -- Major Conclusions and Recommendations -- Engineering and Economic Aspects of Planning, Design, Operation and Construction of Large Dam Projects / Engelbertus Oud and Terence Muir -- Social Impacts of Large Dams / Thayer Scudder -- Environmental Sustainability in the Hydro Industry / Robert Goodland -- Meeting Hydro's Financing and Development Challenges / Anthony Churchill -- Hydropower: A New Business or an Obsolete Industry? / Anthony Churchill -- Critical Advances Needed in Knowledge and Practice -- Methodologies and Approaches for Assessment -- Introductory Remarks / David McDowell -- Introductory Remarks / Robert Picciotto -- Mcdowell-Wolfensohn Correspondence.
摘要:In 1996 the World Bank Operations Evaluation Department completed an internal review of 50 large dams funded by the World Bank. IUCN-The World Conservation Union and the World Bank agreed to jointly host a workshop in April 1997 to discuss the findings of the review and their implications for a more in-depth study. The workshop broke new ground by bringing together representatives from governments, the private sector, international financial institutions and civil society organizations to address three issues: critical advances needed in knowledge and practice, methodologies and approaches required to achieve these advances, and proposals for a follow-up process involving all stakeholders.
