Urban areas are increasingly facing challenges of water scarcity and pollution, aggravated by climate change and rapid urbanisation. This study investigates the integration of Circular Communication Economy (CCE) principles and digital workforce training as solutions to enhance the resilience and sustainability of urban water management systems. By focusing on strategies such as wastewater recycling, rainwater harvesting, and resource recovery, the research highlights how CCE practices can reduce water stress and pollution in urban environments while fostering stakeholder communication and engagement. Additionally, it emphasises the importance of digital literacy for water management professionals, enabling them to leverage smart water grids, real-time monitoring, and data analytics for more efficient and transparent water management. The findings indicate that cities implementing these integrated approaches have achieved significant improvements in water efficiency, public acceptance, and resilience to climate change impacts. This paper also presents policy recommendations for fostering the adoption of circular water systems and digital training programs, suggesting a collaborative approach among governments, industries, and local communities. The study contributes to understanding how innovative, communication-enhanced solutions can transform urban water systems into more sustainable, adaptive, and resilient infrastructures.