Towards climate-resilient hydropower

  • P. Karki, L. Bonzanigo, S. Pahuja and H. Ohtsuka
  • Vol. 23 - Issue 3, 2016

Responding to a need for guidelines to support investment decisions for hydro schemes, in relation to the possible impacts on the schemes of climate change, the World Bank Group has recently conducted a study to limit risks in this area and to assist clients in understanding climate-related risks better. Methodologies have been identified for screening operations to address short- and long-term climate change and disaster risks.

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