Environmental Impact Assessment (Eia) of the Proposed Kiri Hydro-Electric Power Project

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Abstract

This thesis assesses the potential environmental as well as the social impacts that are associated with the conversion of Kiri dam to a hydro-electric power dam.

As case studies, five villages namely; Mabonde, Gelode, wurojauro, Kiri and New Talum in the Guyuk District of the Adamawa State region respectively, were selected for questionnaire survey and scheduled focus group discussion.

A total of 150 questionnaires were administered in the villages and 8 persons from each village were involved in the scheduled focus group discussions.

Consultations were made to the institutional stakeholders of the project planning including GOBADEC, UBRBDA, State Ministry of Environment Yola, and State Ministry of Works Yola to ascertain their understanding of the project impacts on the environment.

Site visit was also undertaken to ascertain the formation and modification of the of the proposed project environment since the inception of the dam.

Introduction

In the technologically advanced world of the 21^st century, the development imperative of renewable energy resources and hydroelectric power in particular, in developing countries is attributed to the role it plays in economic advancement and in everyday activities including production, consumption, health, and education.

Although electric energy is one of the major propellers of economic growth, one of the biggest challenges facing both developed and developing countries currently is the guarantee of a sufficient supply of environmentally friendly energy (El Bassam, 2004).

Renewable energy resources in general and hydropower in particular have been characterized as benign sources of electrical energy that can have a positive contribution to climate change mitigation (Integrated Healthcare Association; (IHA), 2003).

Research on replenishing electrical energy resources has established an empirical ground to argue why renewable resources should constitute an essential part of the electrical energy system.

The major reason includes that it is a clean alternative to greenhouse gas-producing fossil fuels and they can supply the demand from a rapid population increase in the developing countries.

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