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| '''Ilısu Dam''' is one of the 21 ]s of the ] of ]. Located on the ] it is the largest ] ] of the project. It is estimated that the dam will create a reservoir with a maximum volume of 10.4 billion m<sup>3</sup> and a surface area of 313 km<sup>2</sup> creating a power capacity of 1,200 MW and is expected to produce 3,800 GWh of power per year. | '''Ilısu Dam''' is one of the 21 ]s of the ] of ]. Located on the ] it is the largest ] ] of the project. It is estimated that the dam will create a reservoir with a maximum volume of 10.4 billion m<sup>3</sup> and a surface area of 313 km<sup>2</sup> creating a power capacity of 1,200 MW and is expected to produce 3,800 GWh of power per year. | ||
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| The ] (KHRP) contends completion of the Ilısu Dam would cause the flooding of the ancient city of ] a city with more than 10,000 years of history. Investigations by the KHRP found a | The ] (KHRP) contends completion of the Ilısu Dam would cause the flooding of the ancient city of ] a city with more than 10,000 years of history. Investigations by the KHRP found a | ||
| :''widespread perception that the GAP project, and Ilısu in particular, is motivated primarily by a desire to destroy the ] as an ethnic group by destroying their most important cultural sites.'' | :''widespread perception that the ], and Ilısu in particular, is motivated primarily by a desire to destroy the ] as an ethnic group by destroying their most important cultural sites.'' | ||
| According to the KHRP, between 50 and 68 hamlets and villages will be flooded affecting approximately 25,000 local people. An additional 57 villages will have their land partially flooded. | According to the KHRP, between 50 and 68 hamlets and villages will be flooded affecting approximately 25,000 local people. An additional 57 villages will have their land partially flooded. | ||
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| * Southeast Anatolia Sustainable Human Development Program (GAP) | * Southeast Anatolia Sustainable Human Development Program (GAP) | ||
| * Current status of GAP as of june 2000 | * Current status of GAP as of june 2000 | ||
| * Data sheet | * Data sheet | ||
| * | * | ||
| '''Criticism:''' | |||
| * The Ilısu Dam - A Human Rights Disaster in the Making | * The Ilısu Dam - A Human Rights Disaster in the Making | ||
| * Ilısu Dam Campaign | * Ilısu Dam Campaign | ||
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Ilısu Dam is one of the 21 dams of the Southeastern Anatolia Project of Turkey. Located on the Tigris river it is the largest hydroelectric power plant of the project. It is estimated that the dam will create a reservoir with a maximum volume of 10.4 billion m and a surface area of 313 km creating a power capacity of 1,200 MW and is expected to produce 3,800 GWh of power per year.
Cultural Impact
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The Kurdish Human Rights Project (KHRP) contends completion of the Ilısu Dam would cause the flooding of the ancient city of Hasankeyf a city with more than 10,000 years of history. Investigations by the KHRP found a
- widespread perception that the GAP project, and Ilısu in particular, is motivated primarily by a desire to destroy the Kurds as an ethnic group by destroying their most important cultural sites.
According to the KHRP, between 50 and 68 hamlets and villages will be flooded affecting approximately 25,000 local people. An additional 57 villages will have their land partially flooded.
Many villages have reportedly been evacuated at gunpoint by the Turkish authorities, and in many cases houses have been burnt to the ground.
See also
External links
- www.gap.gov.tr - Official GAP web site
- www.un.org.tr/undp/Gap.htm - United Nations Southeast Anatolia Sustainable Human Development Program (GAP)
- www.gapturkiye.gen.tr/english/current.html Current status of GAP as of june 2000
- www.ecgd.gov.uk Data sheet
- www.turkishembassy.org/governmentpolitics/issuesgap.htm
- www.khrp.org/publish/p1999/IlisuReport.htm The Ilısu Dam - A Human Rights Disaster in the Making
- http://www.ilisu.org.uk/ Ilısu Dam Campaign
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