Titlebook: Evolution of Dam Policies; Evidence from the Bi Waltina Scheumann,Oliver Hensengerth Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Envir

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Seyed H. Ghaffari PhD,Davood Bashash PhD of transnational networks in the application of norms for large dam projects. Taking the example of the Ilisu Dam on the River Tigris in Southeastern Turkey, it shows the pathways these networks have taken to influence decision-makers. As their efforts to influence Turkish decision-makers had littl

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Enhancers: Encoding Regulation Across Timeot follow the recommendations of the Resettlement Planning Framework, Sinohydro appears to abide largely by the conditions set out in the Environmental Impact Assessment study whose implementation is monitored by the Ghanaian Environmental Protection Agency and the Ghanaian Water Resources Commissio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138907cal view and discusses challenges to the implementation of the WCD’s recommendations at project level on the basis of experience in German development cooperation. The aim of the article is to paint a comprehensive picture showing how and why German development cooperation has supported the work of

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Towards Responsible Hydropower Development through Contentious Multi-stakeholder Negotiations: The t macro level, it is civil society which has been the major driver of change in the area of resettlement over the last three decades. In the environment arena the changes are the outcome of competing demands from civil society and growth-oriented ministries and departments of the Government of India

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Interaction of Chinese Institutions with Host Governments in Dam Construction: The Bui Dam in Ghanaot follow the recommendations of the Resettlement Planning Framework, Sinohydro appears to abide largely by the conditions set out in the Environmental Impact Assessment study whose implementation is monitored by the Ghanaian Environmental Protection Agency and the Ghanaian Water Resources Commissio

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Hydropower Planning in Informal Institutional Settings: Chinese Institutions and the Failure of Envituation in Cambodia is made difficult by a number of factors: a neo-patrimonial, authoritarian polity in combination with elite economic interests produces a legally problematic situation in which personal interests and perceptions outweigh abstract administrative processes. This explains the failu

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