Hydropower and Dams (H and D) : Strengthening Climate-Informed Project Design

The growing impact of climate change on the design and operations of dams and the inherent complexity of dam projects (often multi-purpose) require the capacity to adopt increasingly strict global standards and to mainstream resilience and low-carbon considerations in water infrastructure in which dams are a critical component. Dams and reservoirs are both helpful for applying water resources management principles to build resilience to climate change and vulnerable to risks related to climate change.

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Main Authors: World Bank Water Global Practice, Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership
Format: Note biblioteca
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC 2022-02
Subjects:CLIMATE-INFORMED PROJECT DESIGN, HYDROPOWER, CLIMATE CHANGE RISK, HYDROCLIMATIC VARIABILITY, WATERSHED DEGRADATION, DAM SAFETY, WATER RESOURCE MANAGMENT,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/926391632392943578/Hydropower-and-Dams-H-and-D-Strengthening-Climate-Informed-Project-Design
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37124
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Summary:The growing impact of climate change on the design and operations of dams and the inherent complexity of dam projects (often multi-purpose) require the capacity to adopt increasingly strict global standards and to mainstream resilience and low-carbon considerations in water infrastructure in which dams are a critical component. Dams and reservoirs are both helpful for applying water resources management principles to build resilience to climate change and vulnerable to risks related to climate change.