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Rome is developing a centralized territorial information technology system to manage multiple risk categories including earthquake risks, hydrological instability, gravitational instability, fire, and extreme climatic events monitored by Rome Civil Protection.

Rome is implementing a comprehensive flood management strategy that prioritizes Nature-based Solutions while integrating Information and Communication Technologies and Internet of Things capabilities to enhance continuous monitoring and support emergency management.

A partnership between the University of Technology Sydney, Lendlease, and Junglefy established a comparative research project examining two rooftops on identical buildings in Barangaroo: one featuring a conventional concrete roof with solar PV panels, and the other integrating solar PV with an extensive green roof system.

Resilient community centers in San Juan function as critical infrastructure equipped with renewable energy systems and emergency resources to support residents during climate disasters and grid failures.

Following Hurricane María in 2017, Casa Pueblo in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico coordinated a diaspora-driven emergency response that distributed solar-powered lamps across multiple municipalities and maintained critical radio communications between the island and mainland United States.

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) launched the 100-Year Storm Flood Risk Map in 2018 to inform property owners and tenants about stormwater flood risk so they can take actions to protect their property and belongings.

Resilient Power Puerto Rico (RPPR) deployed mobile solar-electric systems with battery storage to remote and underserved communities across Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria in 2017.

Broward County coordinates with agency partners to ensure the coordinated acquisition of, access to, and informed use of LiDAR and other high-resolution elevation data for resiliency and adaptation planning, studies, stormwater modeling, asset management, and other purposes.

San Juan has established a network of community resilience hubs that transform local community centers into fortified facilities equipped with critical infrastructure and emergency services.

San Francisco's Port, Department of Building Inspection, and Office of Resilience and Capital Planning are conducting groundwater data collection and modeling efforts to better understand the impacts of rising groundwater at the shoreline, including liquefaction risks.