Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop
The technical workshop on enhancing development benefits to local communities in hydropower projects was held in Washington, D.C., on June 26, 2008. It was hosted by the Social Development Department (SDV) and Water Anchor (ETWWA) of the World Bank...
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCOUNTABILITY ACTUAL COST ACTUAL COSTS ADB APPROACH ARCHITECTS BENEFITS OF HYDROPOWER BOTTOM LINE CARBON CARBON FINANCE CARBON FINANCING CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITY RELATIONS DAM PROJECTS DAMS DECENTRALIZATION DECISION MAKING DEFORESTATION DEMAND FOR ENERGY DESCRIPTION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC RENTS ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY SERVICES EMISSIONS EMPLOYMENT ENERGY RESOURCES ENGINEER ENGINEERS ENTITLEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS EQUALITY ETHNIC MINORITIES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FISH FISHING FORESTRY FUEL GASOLINE GENDER GENERATING CAPACITY GROSS REVENUES GROSS SALES HOUSING HYDRO PROJECT HYDROLOGIC VARIABILITY HYDROLOGY HYDROPOWER HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT HYDROPOWER GENERATION HYDROPOWER GENERATION CAPACITY HYDROPOWER PLANT HYDROPOWER PLANTS HYDROPOWER PROJECT HYDROPOWER PROJECTS HYDROPOWER RESOURCES INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INTERNATIONAL HYDROPOWER ASSOCIATION LARGE DAMS LARGE HYDROPOWER LAWS LEGISLATION MANDATES MICRO HYDRO MINES MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL GRID NATURAL RESOURCES POWER CORPORATION POWER GENERATION FACILITIES POWER PLANTS POWER PRODUCER POWER PRODUCERS POWER PRODUCTION POWER SECTOR POWER SECTOR REFORM POWER STATIONS PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY TAXES PUBLIC UTILITIES RECAPITALIZATION REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT RENEWABLE ENERGY RENTING RESETTLEMENT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REVENUE SHARING RISK MANAGEMENT RISK TAKING RURAL AREAS RURAL ELECTRIFICATION SAVINGS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SEWAGE SUBSIDIARY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE USE TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THERMAL PLANT THERMAL POWER TRADEOFFS TRANSMISSION LINE TRANSMISSION LINES TRANSPORT TRUST FUNDS UTILITY COMPANY VILLAGES WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY WATER TREATMENT WETLANDS |
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ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCOUNTABILITY ACTUAL COST ACTUAL COSTS ADB APPROACH ARCHITECTS BENEFITS OF HYDROPOWER BOTTOM LINE CARBON CARBON FINANCE CARBON FINANCING CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITY RELATIONS DAM PROJECTS DAMS DECENTRALIZATION DECISION MAKING DEFORESTATION DEMAND FOR ENERGY DESCRIPTION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC RENTS ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY SERVICES EMISSIONS EMPLOYMENT ENERGY RESOURCES ENGINEER ENGINEERS ENTITLEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS EQUALITY ETHNIC MINORITIES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FISH FISHING FORESTRY FUEL GASOLINE GENDER GENERATING CAPACITY GROSS REVENUES GROSS SALES HOUSING HYDRO PROJECT HYDROLOGIC VARIABILITY HYDROLOGY HYDROPOWER HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT HYDROPOWER GENERATION HYDROPOWER GENERATION CAPACITY HYDROPOWER PLANT HYDROPOWER PLANTS HYDROPOWER PROJECT HYDROPOWER PROJECTS HYDROPOWER RESOURCES INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INTERNATIONAL HYDROPOWER ASSOCIATION LARGE DAMS LARGE HYDROPOWER LAWS LEGISLATION MANDATES MICRO HYDRO MINES MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL GRID NATURAL RESOURCES POWER CORPORATION POWER GENERATION FACILITIES POWER PLANTS POWER PRODUCER POWER PRODUCERS POWER PRODUCTION POWER SECTOR POWER SECTOR REFORM POWER STATIONS PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY TAXES PUBLIC UTILITIES RECAPITALIZATION REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT RENEWABLE ENERGY RENTING RESETTLEMENT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REVENUE SHARING RISK MANAGEMENT RISK TAKING RURAL AREAS RURAL ELECTRIFICATION SAVINGS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SEWAGE SUBSIDIARY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE USE TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THERMAL PLANT THERMAL POWER TRADEOFFS TRANSMISSION LINE TRANSMISSION LINES TRANSPORT TRUST FUNDS UTILITY COMPANY VILLAGES WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY WATER TREATMENT WETLANDS World Bank Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop |
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The technical workshop on enhancing
development benefits to local communities in hydropower
projects was held in Washington, D.C., on June 26, 2008. It
was hosted by the Social Development Department (SDV) and
Water Anchor (ETWWA) of the World Bank. The workshop aimed
to provide a platform for a discussion of past and current
practices, as well as how to construct development benefits
mechanisms within the specific context of hydropower
projects. It also provided a forum for sharing knowledge as
to how development benefits mechanisms may be applied to
Bank-financed projects. The workshop had five sessions and
brought together more than 60 experts from different sectors
in different regions of the World Bank. Sixteen speakers
gave presentations. The workshop had discussions on
enhancing development benefits to local communities in
hydropower projects and also covered issues pertaining to
the broader range of benefit-sharing, including World Bank
engagement in hydropower projects, legacy of hydropower,
notion evolution, approaches and mechanisms, and good
practices in benefit-sharing of hydropower projects. A range
of mechanisms are available to enhance and share benefits.
Benefit-sharing consists of a combination of monetary and
non-monetary mechanisms adapted to specific project
contexts. Monetary development benefits are linked largely
to economic rent, fair distribution, full compensation,
entitlements, national priorities, and optimization of
opportunities, and include basically taxation, royalties,
preferential rates, revenue sharing, development funds, and
joint ownership. The non-monetary development benefits
include, for example, allocation of fishing rights in
reservoirs; priority hiring of local community members
during construction; start-up support for local companies;
capacity building; multipurpose infrastructure; rural
electrification; and access to improved infrastructure. |
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Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop |
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Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop |
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Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop |
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Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop |
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Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop |
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enhancing development benefits to local communities in hydropower projects : technical workshop |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/05/16461385/enhancing-development-benefits-local-communities-hydropower-projects-technical-workshop http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12701 |
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okr-10986-127012021-04-23T14:03:05Z Enhancing Development Benefits to Local Communities in Hydropower Projects : Technical Workshop World Bank ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCOUNTABILITY ACTUAL COST ACTUAL COSTS ADB APPROACH ARCHITECTS BENEFITS OF HYDROPOWER BOTTOM LINE CARBON CARBON FINANCE CARBON FINANCING CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION COMMUNITY RELATIONS DAM PROJECTS DAMS DECENTRALIZATION DECISION MAKING DEFORESTATION DEMAND FOR ENERGY DESCRIPTION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC RENTS ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY SERVICES EMISSIONS EMPLOYMENT ENERGY RESOURCES ENGINEER ENGINEERS ENTITLEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS EQUALITY ETHNIC MINORITIES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FISH FISHING FORESTRY FUEL GASOLINE GENDER GENERATING CAPACITY GROSS REVENUES GROSS SALES HOUSING HYDRO PROJECT HYDROLOGIC VARIABILITY HYDROLOGY HYDROPOWER HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT HYDROPOWER GENERATION HYDROPOWER GENERATION CAPACITY HYDROPOWER PLANT HYDROPOWER PLANTS HYDROPOWER PROJECT HYDROPOWER PROJECTS HYDROPOWER RESOURCES INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INTERNATIONAL HYDROPOWER ASSOCIATION LARGE DAMS LARGE HYDROPOWER LAWS LEGISLATION MANDATES MICRO HYDRO MINES MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL GRID NATURAL RESOURCES POWER CORPORATION POWER GENERATION FACILITIES POWER PLANTS POWER PRODUCER POWER PRODUCERS POWER PRODUCTION POWER SECTOR POWER SECTOR REFORM POWER STATIONS PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY TAXES PUBLIC UTILITIES RECAPITALIZATION REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT RENEWABLE ENERGY RENTING RESETTLEMENT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REVENUE SHARING RISK MANAGEMENT RISK TAKING RURAL AREAS RURAL ELECTRIFICATION SAVINGS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SEWAGE SUBSIDIARY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE USE TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THERMAL PLANT THERMAL POWER TRADEOFFS TRANSMISSION LINE TRANSMISSION LINES TRANSPORT TRUST FUNDS UTILITY COMPANY VILLAGES WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY WATER TREATMENT WETLANDS The technical workshop on enhancing development benefits to local communities in hydropower projects was held in Washington, D.C., on June 26, 2008. It was hosted by the Social Development Department (SDV) and Water Anchor (ETWWA) of the World Bank. The workshop aimed to provide a platform for a discussion of past and current practices, as well as how to construct development benefits mechanisms within the specific context of hydropower projects. It also provided a forum for sharing knowledge as to how development benefits mechanisms may be applied to Bank-financed projects. The workshop had five sessions and brought together more than 60 experts from different sectors in different regions of the World Bank. Sixteen speakers gave presentations. The workshop had discussions on enhancing development benefits to local communities in hydropower projects and also covered issues pertaining to the broader range of benefit-sharing, including World Bank engagement in hydropower projects, legacy of hydropower, notion evolution, approaches and mechanisms, and good practices in benefit-sharing of hydropower projects. A range of mechanisms are available to enhance and share benefits. Benefit-sharing consists of a combination of monetary and non-monetary mechanisms adapted to specific project contexts. Monetary development benefits are linked largely to economic rent, fair distribution, full compensation, entitlements, national priorities, and optimization of opportunities, and include basically taxation, royalties, preferential rates, revenue sharing, development funds, and joint ownership. The non-monetary development benefits include, for example, allocation of fishing rights in reservoirs; priority hiring of local community members during construction; start-up support for local companies; capacity building; multipurpose infrastructure; rural electrification; and access to improved infrastructure. 2013-03-13T22:28:51Z 2013-03-13T22:28:51Z 2010-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/05/16461385/enhancing-development-benefits-local-communities-hydropower-projects-technical-workshop http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12701 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Social Protection Study Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific |