The Economics of Water report provides an overview of the global water crisis and its economic implications. The report argues that a shift is needed from managing water as a local resource to recognizing the water cycle as a global common good. It highlights the importance of considering "green water" – water stored in soil, plants, and forests – alongside "blue water" found in rivers, lakes, and aquifers. The report emphasizes the need for more efficient water use, equitable access, and environmental sustainability. It suggests a range of solutions, including reforming pricing structures, promoting circular water economies, investing in green infrastructure, and fostering partnerships between governments and businesses. The report aims to inspire a new approach to water management, one that prioritizes justice, equity, and a sustainable fut ...