The growing antagonism between promoters of the Khudoni hydropower plant project in Georgia and their local opponents from Kaishi is unlikely to ease when the investor and the Georgian Ministry of Energy boycott mediation by Georgia’s Ombudsman.
The growing antagonism between promoters of the Khudoni hydropower plant project in Georgia and their local opponents from Kaishi is unlikely to ease when the investor and the Georgian Ministry of Energy boycott mediation by Georgia’s Ombudsman
On October 15, 2013 the Georgian civil society organizations made a statement on planned Khudoni Dam project in Svaneti, Georgia. The organizations stress that high level officials, including Prime Minister and Minister of Energy
The position paper starts with reviewing social, economic and environmental concerns related to the planned Khudoni hydro power plant (hereinafter - Khudoni HPP) project, which prompt Green Alternative to oppose
Statements and behaviour of Georgian authorities show their determination to go ahead with the construction of the huge Khudoni dam that would displace more than 2000 indigenious Svans, regardless of public protests
Tbilisi, July 3, 2012 – A rally organized by Association Green Alternatives ‘No to big dams!’ will take place on July 7, 18:00, in Vake Park. Alongside with an inflatable dam, the event will feature a photo exhibition showcasing
At the traditional briefing of 17 April 2012 the press-speaker of the President of Georgia declared that “The construction of one more plant will begin in Svaneti
Today communities worldwide address authorities and decision makers to support protection of rivers through policy and legislation improvement. Association Green Alternative joins the international day of action reminding
Khudoni hydropower polant - a risky deal - Project briefing paper, November 2011
Letter to the World Bank regarding concerns with the public review of the environmental and social impact assessment for the Khudoni hydropower project
New report questions whether the solution for the troubled Georgian energy sector is the Khudoni Dam, a project which has already received World Bank grants for feasibility studies. The report also highlights the likely
