The Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP) offers a way to assess the performance of a hydropower project across more than 20 sustainability topics. The breadth of the topics gives clients a clearer understanding of the overall sustainability of a project, including environmental, social, technical and economic aspects.

The Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP) is a tool for assessing projects across a range of social, environmental, technical and economic criteria. Assessments are based on objective evidence and the results are presented in a standardised way, making it easy to see how existing facilities are performing and how well new ...

Assessing and certifying sustainability performance in the hydropower sector on a global scale. low-carbon economy. Inspiring public trust and investor confidence and opening doors to fresh funding avenues for hydropower initiatives. Fostering vibrant ecosystems, prosperous communities, robust infrastructure, and effective governance.

Since 2011, the International Hydropower Association (IHA) has partnered with at least 13 dam builders, known as “Sustainability Partners,” to implement the Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP), a voluntary, internal auditing tool that assesses social and environmental performance on specific dams.

The Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP) is an assessment tool to measure and guide sustainable performance in the hydropower sector. The HSAP serves as a framework document informing the content of the derivative tools described below.

Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP) or Hydropower Sustainability Environmental, Social and Governance Gap Analysis Tool (HESG) assessments whilst upholding assessment standards. It aims to guide assessors and assessees on the suitability of remote assessments, and offers a methodology for their execution.

WHO ARE ACCREDITED HSAP ASSESSORS? The IHA controls accreditation by selecting assessors with previous experience related to the dam industry, especially certification in auditing and experience in hydro engineering or environmental/social impacts. Accredited assessors receive training on how to do an HSAP assessment from the IHA;

The Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP) is an enhanced sustainability assessment tool used to measure and guide performance in the hydropower sector. The produced sustainability profile is compared to what is internationally regarded as basic good practice (score 3) and proven best practice (score 5).

2010年1月9日 · These existing IHA tools are being strengthened by the introduction of a new Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP), which addresses hydropower sustainability considerations from a cross-sectoral stakeholder perspective.

In response, International Hydropower Association (IHA) developed the HGIIP based on the performance framework of the HSAP. Work on the HGIIP began in February 2018, leading to the official publication in December 2018.