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15 May to 23rd May 2025

 

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May 2025

 

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8 to 10 July 2025

 

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DAMS & SUSTAINABILITY ICOLD Webinars

October 28, 2024
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Dams and Sustainability

Committee T of ICOLD has planned a series of webinars dedicated to the sustainability of dams in their full life cycle. The first webinar aimed to define the content and what should be addressed in the development of future work. The video of this Webinar#1 is now available here.

 

DAMS & SUSTAINABILITY ICOLD Webinar #1 - 29/05/2024

PROGRAM

 

  • Webinar presentation Michel Lino (President of ICOLD)
  • Introduction. Objectives & Purpose Luc Deroo (ICOLD TC-T) Francisco Ortega (ICOLD TC-P)
  • The framework: SDGs Francisco Ortega (ICOLD TC-P)
  • Dams and the environment (social and ecological aspects beyond CHG) Peter Amos (ICOLD TC-G)
  • The sustainability of concrete dams Marco Conrad (ICOLD TC-D)
  • The LCA method. An example Joachim Verdier (Lhoist Group)
  • Accounting externalities and short/long term analysis Lamis Aljounaidi (PIA)
  • Various levels of ambition, perimeters and metrics Luc Deroo (ICOLD TC-T)
  • Q&A Session
  • Moderation Steve Usher (HP&D)

 

 

 

!! NEW !! Webinar #2 just released - 07 May 2025

 

 

This second Webinar is intended to introduce the general principles of a Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment (LCSA) methodology. The LCSA comprises not only environmental LCA, but also social and economic life cycle cost assessment. ICOLD has invited a distinguished group of experts to present the key components of the LCSA and examples of how it is applied in other sectors, with the aim of adapting it to dams and reservoirs.

 

The webinar features the following presentations:

  • Webinar presentation - Luc Deroo & Francisco Ortega (TC-T of ICOLD)
  • General introduction to LCSA with a focus on dam-specific aspects - Sonia Valdivia (World Resources Forum)
  • Sustainability criteria from the perspective of funding institutions - Nicholas Zmijewski (World Bank)
  • Tools and methods of the Hydropower Sustainability Standard (HSS) that are applicable to dams and reservoirs - Kimberly Lyon (World Bank / HSA Council Chair)
  • Sustainability framework for earthworks - Jean-Pierre Magnan (EU Working Group on Sustainable Earthworks)
  • Life cycle cost assessment of dams - Alena Raymond (AmSpec)
  • Biodiversity footprint and LCA: Case studies and analyses - Bonaventure Fontanier (EDF)
  • Social Life Cycle Assessment (S-LCA): An example from the mining sector - Isabel Wolf (Technical University of Berlin)
 

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