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| Contents regulars Cover Story


Examples of dam incidents show safety is the real key requirement for any sustainable dam project going forward


5 World News


Bali Statement on Powering Sustainable Growth released; Wyangala Dam Wall Raising Project cancelled


features 10 18 22


10 Spotlight Learn how AI collision avoidance


systems not only eliminate the risk of people-plant interface, but could also usher in efficiency gains


Classified


40 42


Contacts


21


People 8


22


Understanding the true dangers of GLOF


People on the move IWP&DC reports on recent appointments in the industry


Australasia 12


26


Construction equipment 18


Finance 26


Enhancing safety and delivery efficiency


Ensuring secure access in challenging environments, and delivering vital equipment


28 Flood


management 21


Empowering Africa's Green Future


HDPE floating structures Details on Pacific Netting Products' Multifunction and Safeguard boom series


The Green Climate Fund (GCF) Board has recently granted approval for a $50 million equity allocation to REPP 2, a new debt fund focused on catalyzing investments in the rapidly growing renewable energy sector in Sub-Saharan Africa. Discover how this private debt fund is unlocking the potential of sustainable energy for a brighter, greener future across the continent.


Millions of people are at risk of Glacial Lake Outburst Floods


24 The future of climate change


Dams down under A roundup of developments across Australasia


The importance of durable environmental protection solutions during extreme weather conditions


Lessons learned 28


Powering on with full force


A new report is taking a pivotal step towards driving change in the hydropower sector, where women remain significantly underrepresented and there is an urgent need for addressing gender equality.


32


Dam safety observations Dr Martin Wieland highlights how important it is to keep repeating dam safety lessons, especially if the messages are not being received clearly enough


Industry insight 2023


34 Hydro pros reflect and predict


IWP&DC asked members of the hydro industry to share their experiences from the past 12 months, and give an insight into what the new year may hold


Next issue Iconic dam projects; emerging technologies and their potential impact on the industry; hydropower working with other renewables; environmental impacts @waterpowermag


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