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Table 2 Pre-established categories

From: Good living of communities and sustainability of the hydropower business: mapping an operational framework for benefit sharing

Category Subcategory Code
Corporation Project
Hydropower or hydroelectricity projects refers to the conversion of energy from flowing water into electricity [74]
Usual Project
Share Value project
Sustainability
Corporate activities that proactively seek to contribute to sustainability equilibria, including the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of today, as well as their inter-relations within and throughout the time dimension (i.e. the short-, long-, and longer-term), while addressing the company’s systems, i.e. operations and production, management and strategy, organizational systems, procurement and marketing, and assessment and communication; as well as with its stakeholders [72]
Economic
Environmental
Social
Economic-society
Economic-environment
Society-environment
Government
The combination of processes and structures that inform, direct, manage and monitor the activities of the project toward the achievement of its objectives [12]
Corporate governance
External Governance
Society Livelihood
Refers to the capabilities, assets [stores, resources, claims and access] and activities required for a means of living [12]
Improvement of livelihoods
Economic displacement
Measures to address project
Opportunities for project-affected communities
Interrelationships
Climate change
Analysis and management of the risks of climate change for the project, and the project’s role in climate change adaptation[12]
Environmental and social risks
Environmental and social opportunities
Land
Analysis of land use change with hydroelectric project
Access to Land Use
Land rehabilitation
Ecosystem
This topic addresses ecosystem values, habitat and specific issues such as threatened species, reservoir and downstream areas, as well as potential impacts associated with the operating hydropower facility[12]
Biodiversity issues
Measures to address impacts on biodiversity
Biodiversity opportunities
Stakeholders
Who are interested in, involved in or affected by the hydropower project and associated activities [12]
Mapping
Needs
Negotiation
Participation
Share benefit Causes of Conflict
The Corporations are perceived to be responsible for many negative impacts on the environment and on societies [72]
Environmental
Social
Economic
Actions/outputs
People and organizations collaborate across boundaries to get something done [50]
Non-monetary mechanisms
Monetary mechanisms
Satisfaction
Collaborative actions or outputs are taken in the hopes of producing desired outcomes, or results on the ground. These intermediate and end outcomes are essentially alterations in an existing or projected condition that is viewed as undesirable or in need of change [73]
Effectiveness of outcomes
legitimacy of outcomes
Adaptation
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