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Home > Publications > Nenskra hydropower project – May 2018 update

Nenskra hydropower project – May 2018 update

Nenskra hydropower project – May 2018 update

Briefing    |    10 May 2018

The banks have a responsibility to ensure that when they make an investment, they mitigate and avoid situations that put persons at risk. The Nenskra dam in Georgia is one example where the lack of proper environmental and social assessment can potentially unfold into a crisis. The reservoir will flood communal lands and would reduce families incomes, contributing to poverty and marginalisation.

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  • EBRD issue paper
  • AIIB issue paper
Institution: EBRD | AIIB

Location: Georgia

Project: Hydropower development in Georgia | Nenskra hydropower plant, Georgia

Tags: clean energy | human rights | hydropower

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