The book "Integrated Urban Water Resources Management" offers a comprehensive analysis of the challenges in urban water management. With growing populations and rising living standards, the pressure on water supply and the quality of drinking water is increasing. It highlights the issues arising from new chemicals in wastewater management, including endocrine disruptors and pharmaceutical residues, which are often not adequately removed by treatment plants. These substances can have significant impacts on aquatic ecosystems. The book also discusses advanced wastewater treatment and the associated challenges, including the production and use of biosolids in agriculture. The authors argue that integrated management and innovative approaches to water service provision are crucial for addressing the current issues in urban water management. Topics include, among others, challenges in water supply, urban drainage, and the reuse of wastewater.