This course will be presented in 2-parts - combined online and classroom training giving a comprehensive introduction to Revenue Protection Management in the 21st Century in the Power Distribution sector with special focus on revenue protection principles, pandemic planning and how utilities should prepare for the TID rollover. 

The main objective of this combined 2-part training is to help participants contribute to the improvement of the overall efficiency of the power distribution sector.

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The course will cover essential topics including funding mechanics, operational analysis and investment metrics. It will give a robust platform for analysis of the planning process of a project, with emphasis on the financial considerations as well as legal and institutional framework.
Participants will learn the financial modelling techniques needed to build a best practice financial model suitable for PPA structuring, investment analysis and operational scenario evaluation.
The course is carried out in cooperation with IPPAN (Independent Power Producers’ Association, Nepal). 

Prior Knowledge of Excel is mandatory! The course assumes participants work regularly with Excel and have a basic competency in accounting (i.e. basic knowledge of interaction of P&L, CFS and BS).

This program has been postponed until August 17 to 21 provided that the COVID-19 situation has been curtailed by then. The venue for the event will be considered later. All applications are still valid and the new Application deadline is July 10. The application portal is now re-opened and applicants are encouraged to add information as to why this training will benefit their job situation. Please use the "Comments" section for this. Applications without relevant information on the applicants' backgrounds will not be considered.

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The ICH Course "Risk Management in Hydropower Development", scheduled to be conducted in Trondheim from 20th to 24th April 2020 has been postponed due to the Covid-19 (Corona Virus) outbreak.

ICH has put the course on hold in the interest of the health of our participants, staff, partners and general public.

New dates will be announced and communicated.

The program for our courses in Norway is ready!

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Strengthening Hazard Management and Social Awareness in Dam Safety in Myanmar

Improving awareness of disaster risk and hazards management measures and practices can contribute to the sustainability and social and environmental acceptability of new dams and their power production facilities while factoring in the implications of climate change and opportunities for implementing adaption measures.

October 23–25, 2019
Kathmandu, Nepal
Application deadline 30th September 2019

For hydropower projects, what is an environmental flow regime and why is it important?
Environmental flows, or E-flows, describe the quantity and quality of water flows allocated to sustain freshwater and estuarine ecosystems and the human livelihoods and well-being that depend on these ecosystems. E-flows are a central tenet of integrated water resources management (IWRM ) that water-resource developments should balance exploitation of the river with the protection of its natural resources and the ecosystem services as well as livelihoods.

The 2018 ICH Annual Report is ready. Please click on the front page for download.

The ICH Annual Report for 2017 is now available and can be downloaded here.

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