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Revision as of 14:04, 28 April 2012
Building Case Studies Modularly
The Waterdiplomacy site is designed to make it easy for contributors to reuse information added by others in their own case studies. To this end, Case Studies are divided up into four sections: Case Study Summary, Geographical and Historical Background, Case Description, and Analysis and Synthesis. A case study can be built from existing sections, or new ones can be added. If you wish to enter new sections, add them separately, then enter the titles of those pages, and any others you'd like to include in the case study below. Otherwise, continue to the Add Case Study page by entering the title of your study below - you will then be able to list which sections you'd like to use in your study (including the sections you've added to the site yourself).
Now its time to enter geographic and historical information on the region your case study focuses on. This information should be factual and neutral-voiced, so that it can be reused in other case studies. The information will be contained in several sections - information about any bodies of water in the region, general information about the water basin itself, and information on any water projects that been conducted in the area. Add these sections separately, then include them.
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