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    Prepared For: Khalil Ahmed

    Prepared By : Talha Arfi

    Registration # 20090498

    Institute of Cost and Management Accountant s of Pakistan

    October 18th, 2010 6

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    STRUCTURE

    y Why Dams?

    y What is a Dam?y Types of Dams

    y Uses Of Dams

    y Dams-Statistics

    y Impacts of Dams

    y Conclusion

    y Questions and Answers

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    WHY DAMS?y Water for sustaining all life.

    yYear round supply of water.

    y Water collection and utilization.yAbility to sustain dough and dry situations.

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    WHAT IS DAM?yA structure to contain water.

    yA solid barrier constructed across a river valley.

    y Has mechanically engineered structure to direct andcontrol flow of water and storage.

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    TYP

    ESOF DAM

    S

    Gravity Dam

    Buttress Dam

    Arch Dam

    Embankment Dam

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    USES OF DAMSy Direct Water Usage

    y Indirect Uses

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    DIRECT WATERUSAGEy Private/Domestic

    y Commercial

    y Irrigationy Livestock

    y Industrial

    y Mining

    y General Public Supply

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    INDIRECTUSESy Hydroelectric Power

    y Flood Control

    y Transportation

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    DAMSSTATISTICSy By the end of the 20th century , there were 45,000 large

    dams built in 150 countries .International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD)

    y Displacement of 4 million people annually due to dams.y Approximately 1,700 dams are being built , at the cost of

    about 50 million dollars per year.

    y 19% of electricity from hydro power-more than 50% in 63countries.

    y 12% of all dams have a water supply function.

    y 75 countries have dams for flood control.

    y Dam supports 30-40% of irrigated area and 12-16% ofglobal food production.

    World Commission on Dams (WCD)14

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    IMPACTS OF DAMSy Environmental Impacts

    y Sociological Impacts

    y Economical Impactsy Effects of Dams on Water Quality

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    Environmental Impactsy River Pollution

    y Erosion

    y Loss of Aesthetic ViewyAir Pollution

    y Noise Pollution

    y Dust

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    SOCIOLOGICAL IMPACTSy Indigenous People Affected

    y Loss of Ecosystems

    y Loss of Speciesy Displacement Of People

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    DISPLACEMENT OF PEOPLE BY

    DAMS

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    ECONOMICAL IMPACTSyAgriculture

    y PowerGeneration

    y Water Supplyy Employment

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    EFFECTS ON WATER QUALITYy Change in Temperature

    y Turbidity

    y DissolvedGas in the Watery Eutrophication

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    CONCLUSIONy Small dams instead of large dams.

    y Careful planning .

    y Sociological impacts should be considered along withthe main objectives of :

    y water supply

    y power generation

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    flood controly Economic incentives should be weighed against

    sociological impacts.

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    QUESTIONS & ANSWERSSESSION

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