 |  | Local Experience with Micro-Hydro Technology (SKAT, 1985, 171 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Preface and Acknowledgment |
| | Foreword to the 3rd edition |
| | Abstract |
|  | A. Introduction |
| | 1. THE NEED TO EXPAND DOMESTIC ENERGY PRODUCTION |
| | 2. TRADITIONAL ENERGY RESOURCES IN RURAL AREAS |
| | 3. NEW SOLUTIONS ARE NECESSARY |
| | B. Development of hydropower resources |
| | (introduction...) |
| | 1. THE UNUSED HYDROPOWER POTENTIAL |
| | 2. DISTRIBUTION OF RESOURCE AVAILABILITY OVER TIME AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREA |
| | 3. CHARACTERISTICS OF HYDROPOWER RESOURCES |
| | 4. BIG OR SMALL HYDRO? |
| | C. Small hydropower in the rural situation |
| | 1. PAST AND RECENT HISTORY |
| | 2. RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES |
| | D. A practicable approach |
| | 1. CONSTRAINTS AND PROBLEMS |
| | 2. TECHNOLOGY |
| | E. PROJECT EXAMPLES |
| | (introduction...) |
| | 1. SALLERI-CHIALSA MICRO HYDEL PROJECT, NEPAL |
| | 2. BHORLETAR TURBINE IRRIGATION PROJECT, NEPAL |
| | 3. NAM DANG HYDRO-ELECTRIC PROJECT, THAILAND |
| | F. ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS |
| | (introduction...) |
| | 1. BASIC APPROACH a) Cost-Benefit-Approach for Socio-Economic Selection |
| | 2. MICRO-HYDROPOWER AND LARGER HYDROPOWER PLANTS |
| | 3. MICRO-HYDRO PLANTS AND OTHER ALTERNATIVES |
| | G. ASPECTS OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND DISSEMINATION |
| | (introduction...) |
| | 1. POLICIES AND INSTITUTIONS |
| | 2. FINANCE |
| | ANNEXES |
| | ANNEXE I :ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF BIBLIOGRAPHY |
| | ANNEXE II GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS USED |
| | ANNEXE III ALPHABETICAL MANUFACTURER'S LIST (updated 1985) |
| | ANNEXE IV ALPHABETICAL LIST OF INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS INVOLVED IN HYDRO DEVELOPMENT |
| | ANNEXE V STANDARD ENERGY CONVERSIONS |
