VOICED : Conflict and candlelight: Myanmars energy conundrum

The video discusses the challenges faced by communities in Myanmar, particularly in Nemours, Kayah State, in accessing electricity. Despite efforts to raise funds, many areas remain without power, leading to frustration and protests. The government aims for full electricity access by 2030, but rural areas lag behind. Power projects often result in land loss and conflict, with hydropower being a major energy source. However, large dam projects pose environmental risks and threaten local tribes' ways of life. The need for electricity drives various stakeholders to seek solutions, though compromises may be necessary.

What concerns do local tribes have regarding hydropower projects?

What compromises might be necessary as the country seeks to improve electricity access?