Top Down Development in Zambia (OCR GCSE Geography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds)): Flashcards

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Top Down Development in Zambia
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Top-down development definition

Large projects by govts/orgs with minimal local input

Kariba Dam location

Zambezi River (border of Zambia & Zimbabwe)

Kariba Dam construction period

1950s

Primary purpose of Kariba Dam

Generate hydro-electric power (HEP)

Lake Kariba

One of world's largest artificial reservoirs

HEP environmental benefit at Kariba

Renewable energy, no carbon emissions

New economic opportunities from Lake Kariba

Fishing and tourism industries

Kariba Dam negative impact: farmers

Thousands relocated to less fertile land

Environmental impact: Zambezi flooding

Dam stopped natural floods, reducing soil fertility

Lives at risk if Kariba Dam fails

3.5 million

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