Hydroelectric dams pose threat to tribal peoples, report warns


Update Hydroelectric dams pose threat to tribal peoples, report warns 9 August 2010 Giant hydroelectric dams being built or planned in remote areas of Brazil, Ethiopia, Malaysia, Peru and Guyana will devastate tribal communities by forcing people off their land or destroying hunting and fishing grounds, according to a report by Survival International today. read more Hydroelectric dams pose threat to tribal peoples, report warns, by John Vidal, The Guardian, August 9, 2010 (The Guardian Online) Serious damage: Tribal peoples and large dams, Survival International, August 9, 2010 (PDF, 1.71MB) See also World Bank Energy Strategy Review Print this page Email this page		Search Regions Africa Asia Europe/Central Asia Latin America Middle East and North Africa Institutions AfDB CAF ADB Bank of the South EBRD IDB IFC IMF MIGA World Bank Key Issues Forests IFC Policies and Standards Review World Bank Energy Strategy Review World Bank Safeguards Review World Bank Transparency Review Stay Informed! Sign up for our e-newsletters. SignUp

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