Water Resources Management: Innovative and Green Solutions addresses the growing difficulty of supplying safe, reliable water amid urbanisation, population growth, pollution and climate change. The volume brings together approaches that improve how water is planned, conserved, treated and distributed without simply extending conventional infrastructure.
Its chapters examine green and technology-enabled solutions, water efficiency, source protection and management practices that connect water quality with long-term resource security. The updated edition combines current evidence with applied examples to show where innovation can reduce environmental pressures and strengthen resilience.
The book is intended for water professionals, public authorities, researchers and students looking for practical options that link engineering, environmental management and policy.
Policymakers
Practitioners
Researchers and students
Discover how SA Water’s recycled water networks improve water security, support climate resilience, and reduce freshwater demand through sustainable reuse.
Urban forest management strengthens climate resilience, improves air quality, and supports stormwater control through strategic canopy planning and stewardship.
Explore how Amsterdam’s green roof subsidy program combines funding, technical standards, and oversight to strengthen urban climate resilience.
