1. Water in landscape (introduction of the transboundary water management, selection of the joint working projects) 2. Water security debates (theory, water scarcity and water insecurity, nexus theories - IWRM and WEFN) 3. Actors (hydrocracy, multi-track water diplomacy, river basin organizations and RBOD) 4. Cooperation over shared water resources (good water governance, TFDD, approaches and un/intended consequences) 5. Conflict over shared water resources (water conflict paradox and TWINS, approaches and un/intended consequences) 6. Water citizen science (River Chiefs in China, Tai Baan science, popularization of water science, challenges) 7. Mekong River Commission and Xayaburi dam (history, assessment - achievements, challenges and solutions) 8. Nile Basin Initiative and GERD (history, assessment - achievements, challenges and solutions) 9. ICPDR and Danube Commission overlapping (history, assessment - achievements, challenges and solutions) 10. ICJ and Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros (history, assessment - achievements, challenges and solutions) 11. ICIMOD at Brahmaputra water dialogue (history, assessment - achievements, challenges and solutions) 12. ORASECOM at Orange-Senqu (history, assessment - achievements, challenges and solutions) 13. Summary, final evaluation of the group projects and discussion
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