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Dr. Herbert Weilguni, (PÖYRY ENERGY) Prof. Gia Sopadze, (ECOVISION) Nino Sulkhanishvili, MSc. (ECOVISION) Date: 18 March 2009 Schedule 10:00 Start 11:30 Jinvali Reservoir and power distribution station 11:45 Flooded church 12:00 Mountain area, gravel deposits and gravel digging 12:15 Confluence of White and Black Aragvi rivers Final SEA Report on the Aragvi River Basin, 30 March 2010, Page 252 12:20 Former gauging station at the White Aragvi with flow meter; transmitter station 12:50 Stakeholder meeting in the schoolhouse of the village Qvesheti 14:10 Ski resort Gudauri 14:50 Transformer station 15:05 Qvesheti; holy place; stonebridge; landslides 16:10 Black Aragvi (Gudamakari Valley) 16:35 Bank stabilization with train swells; artesian well 17:20 Former gauging station Bisiliani 18:15 Meeting with district official in Dusheti Pictures from the western Aragvi Figure 43: Confluence of White and Black Aragvi Figure 44: Confluence at Toresaanu; anastomoses
Figure 45: Major impact - gravel digging (White Aragvi) Final SEA Report on the Aragvi River Basin, 30 March 2010, Page 253 Figure 46: Minor local impact – litter Figure 47: Gas pipeline crossing the White Aragvi Figure 48: Holy place (White Aragvi)
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Strategic Environmental Assessment
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GLOSSARY BAT Best Available Techniq
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SHPP Small Hydropower Plant Soc Sol
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Final SEA Report on the Aragvi Rive
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PÖYRY ENERGY GMBH Final SEA Report
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PURPOSE OF THE REPORT Final SEA Rep
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Final SEA Report
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1.3. Outcomes SEA Report • Draft
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2. BACKGROUND AND ISSUES 2.1. Count
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2.1.3 Energy economy Table 3: Energ
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Health system development Final SEA
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2.2. The Aragvi River Basin Final S
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2.3.6 The Equator Principles Final
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- Thoroughly identify all relevant
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Migration regime: arid denudational
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2.4.4.2 River System Final SEA Repo
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Table 11: River gauges in the Aragv
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Village Pavleuri Final SEA Report o
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Village Naghvarevi Final SEA Report
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5. PREVENTION AND MITIGATION Final
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7. STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION Final
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