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Foreword
I. Why an e-paper on dams and development?
II. Assessing options
III. Participatory processes
IV. Social impacts
V. Environmental impacts
VI. Benefit distribution
VII. Dam safety and sustainability
VIII. Existing projects
IX. Improving governance
X. What other organizations say
XI. ADB, Dams, and Development
XII. References
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Sector specific guidance
Options related to the Operation of Projects

Operation of existing projects can also provide scope for performance improvements, see the WCD Thematic Review IV.5 Operation, Monitoring and Decommissioning of Dams.

Contributing papers to the thematic review include the following that can also be downloaded from the same site:

R White Flushing of Sediments from reservoirs
G Simms Operation, Monitoring and Decommissioning of Dams
K Takeuchi, J Harada Operation, Monitoring and Rehabilitation of Dams/Reservoirs in Japan
P Goodwin, C Falter, K. Betts Managing for Unforseen Consequences of Large Dam Operations
P Hjorth Operation, Monitoring and Decommissioning of Dams

In 2004, the International Commission on Large Dams ( ICOLD) published Bulletin No. 127 on 'Remote sensing for reservoir water quality management - Examples of initiatives' and Bulletin No. 128 on 'Management of reservoir water quality - Introduction and recommendations'. They can be ordered from the ICOLD catalogue.



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