This is the second World Water Development Report, compiled and published in 2006 by the UN World Water Assessment Programme. This is a public document, so you can obtain it in pdf format for free directly from the UN WWAP ([..]), and if you really want a bound copy (in exchange for a tree or two) just take it to Fed-Ex/Kinko's for printing and binding for far less than the price of the paperback here. This is a public document, compiled with public (albeit international) funding, and should remain free to the masses for education and knowledge development.
Specifically, it's a great document, though not often enough updated (WWDR #1 was released in 2003, and WWDR #3 in 2009, to coincide with the triennial World Water Forum in those years) to account for rapid changes in inter- and intra-continental relations and issues. The Pacific Institute ([..]) develops a biennial report called "The World's Water" ([..]) with a lot of data and a constantly-evolving chronology of water conflict. That is available complete only in paperback from the publisher or on
Amazon
, though some of the figures and tables are available for free on the web. Together these two publications cover a sizable (though underrated) overview of trends, emerging issues and programmatic development in global water resources, but are not frequent enough to capture non-academic views on the subject.
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