Using the Hydropower Sustainability Tools in World Bank Group Client Countries : Lessons Learned and Recommendations
The Hydropower Sustainability Tools (HSTs) are a suite of assessment tools and guidance documents developed by a multi-stakeholder forum, aimed at driving continuous improvement in hydropower development and operations. They are useful beyond their...
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okr-10986-350182021-04-23T14:02:14Z Using the Hydropower Sustainability Tools in World Bank Group Client Countries : Lessons Learned and Recommendations Lyon, Kimberly HYDROPOWER GREEN FINANCING DAMS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY The Hydropower Sustainability Tools (HSTs) are a suite of assessment tools and guidance documents developed by a multi-stakeholder forum, aimed at driving continuous improvement in hydropower development and operations. They are useful beyond their original purpose as audit tools and can be used in World Bank Group (WBG) client countries to build capacity for sustainable hydropower. The environmental, social, and governance topics addressed by the HSTs are deliberately aligned with WBG frameworks, which provides opportunities for the tools to be used as complements to World Bank Group standards, including to help clients meet WBG requirements and support WBG staff in their due diligence and supervision. It is, however, important that WBG staff should give careful thought to selecting the tool that is most appropriate, given the nature and status of a project, and in a way that is consistent with policy requirements. The tools can also be used voluntarily by WBG client countries in the absence of WBG financing. The HSTs are widely regarded as useful reference tools and recognized as the best currently available measuring stick for principles of sustainable hydropower. 2021-01-14T20:53:40Z 2021-01-14T20:53:40Z 2020-12 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/948231610524820276/Using-the-Hydropower-Sustainability-Tools-in-World-Bank-Group-Client-Countries-Lessons-Learned-and-Recommendations http://hdl.handle.net/10986/35018 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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The Hydropower Sustainability Tools
(HSTs) are a suite of assessment tools and guidance
documents developed by a multi-stakeholder forum, aimed at
driving continuous improvement in hydropower development and
operations. They are useful beyond their original purpose as
audit tools and can be used in World Bank Group (WBG) client
countries to build capacity for sustainable hydropower. The
environmental, social, and governance topics addressed by
the HSTs are deliberately aligned with WBG frameworks, which
provides opportunities for the tools to be used as
complements to World Bank Group standards, including to help
clients meet WBG requirements and support WBG staff in their
due diligence and supervision. It is, however, important
that WBG staff should give careful thought to selecting the
tool that is most appropriate, given the nature and status
of a project, and in a way that is consistent with policy
requirements. The tools can also be used voluntarily by WBG
client countries in the absence of WBG financing. The HSTs
are widely regarded as useful reference tools and recognized
as the best currently available measuring stick for
principles of sustainable hydropower. |
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Lyon, Kimberly |
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Lyon, Kimberly |
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Using the Hydropower Sustainability Tools in World Bank Group Client Countries : Lessons Learned and Recommendations |
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Using the Hydropower Sustainability Tools in World Bank Group Client Countries : Lessons Learned and Recommendations |
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Using the Hydropower Sustainability Tools in World Bank Group Client Countries : Lessons Learned and Recommendations |
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Using the Hydropower Sustainability Tools in World Bank Group Client Countries : Lessons Learned and Recommendations |
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Using the Hydropower Sustainability Tools in World Bank Group Client Countries : Lessons Learned and Recommendations |
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using the hydropower sustainability tools in world bank group client countries : lessons learned and recommendations |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2021 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/948231610524820276/Using-the-Hydropower-Sustainability-Tools-in-World-Bank-Group-Client-Countries-Lessons-Learned-and-Recommendations http://hdl.handle.net/10986/35018 |
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