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The problems arising on quality and quantity of water resources have already become more acute in almost all transboundary basins, which calls for joint actions of the countries. However, political conflicts between countries, e.g. Armenia and Azerbaijan, the reluctance among national water agencies to facilitate data and information exchange, and in some cases, the loss of ‘institutional memory’ due to frequent reorganisation of the water agencies, pose limitations for underpinning knowledge-based policy making in the area of water.