Dam safety management in Nepal: lessons to be learned from global practices

  • M. Acharya, Alberta Irrigation and Agriculture, Canada C.R. Donnelly, Independent Consultant and Geotechnical Specialist, Canada
  • Vol. 30 - Issue 1, 2023

Large dams are increasingly being constructed around the world to meet growing energy demand, as well as irrigation, recreation, and freshwater needs, and thus to facilitate economic growth. The plan to achieve economic prosperity through hydropower expansion in Nepal is driving a new era of dam construction.

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