ICWC Training Centre publications
The following materials were prepared and published for the ICWC Training Center: |
2001-2002
Collections of articles for the training courses:
Integrated water resources management (2 volumes);
International and national water law and policy
Advanced irrigated agriculture in Central Asia
Additional materials were published for training of higher and middle level specialists from the national water sectors of the Central Asian states (5 issues).
2003
Vol. 1 “Environmental Flows”
Vol. 2 “World Water Council”
2004
Vol. 3 “Perfection of Water Management in the USA”
Vol. 4 “The International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage”
Vol. 5 “The Ecological Management: the World Experience”
Vol. 6 “Something about water in Canada”
Vol. 7 “Sustainable Management of Groundwater: Conceptions and Tools”
Vol. 8 “Strategical Planning and Sustainability Management of Water Resources Development in the Central Asia”
2005
Vol. 9 “Water Resources of Japan”
Vol. 10 “Mainstreaming Gender in Water Management. A Practical Journey to Sustainability: A Resource Guide (UNDP)”
Vol. 11 “Climate change: concerns everyone”
Vol. 12 “Climate change: what science speaks”
2006
Vol. 13 “Climate change: questions and answers”
Collection of selected minutes of the Training Center's workshops
Finding capital for sustainable livelihoods business (a finance guide for business managers)
Training Module on International and National Water Law
Developing Human and Institutional Capacity in Transboundary Water Management through Water Resources Training Network (Case Study in the Aral Sea basin, Central Asia)
2012
Training course “Capacity Building for Integrated Water Resources Planning and Management for Central Asia”
Block 1. Integrated water resources management
Block 2. Advanced irrigated agriculture
Block 3. International water law and policy
Block 4. Regional cooperation on trans-boundary rivers
2015
E-learning course “Legal and Policy Issues related to Water Resources Management in Central Asia and Ways for its Improvement”
Module 1: Introduction to the course
• Lesson 1. Overview of the course
• Lesson 2. Water resources of the world and regions
• Lesson 3. Water resources in Central Asia and their use
Module 2: Legal regulation of water relation and water resources management: Experience of Central Asian countries
• Lesson 4. Water resources management
• Lesson 5. National water law in Central Asian countries
Module 3: International water law and policy: global instruments and regional instruments, Central Asia
• Lesson 6. International law and international water law
• Lesson 7: Global and regional instruments
• Lesson 8. Regional instruments in Central Asia
Module 4: Legal regulation of water relation and water resources management: Experience of other countries
• Lesson 9. Experience on legal regulation and water resources management in Australia, Israel, India, Iran, China and Turkey
• Lesson 10. Experience on legal regulation and water resources management in the Philippines, Japan and selected countries of the European Union
Glossary