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Self-Healing Grid Algorithm for Flood-Resilient Power Distribution

Barcelona has implemented a self-healing algorithm within its electrical distribution grid as part of a comprehensive flood impacts reduction strategy. Spanish DSO Endesa is advancing investment in the ongoing upgrading and digitalisation of Barcelona's electricity infrastructure to transform it into the 'digital city of the future'. This approach represents one of seven key measures designed to enhance urban resilience against flooding events, working alongside improvements to surface drainage, sewer system capacity, sustainable urban drainage systems, early warning systems, and waste View full profile →

Source City

Barcelona

Target Cities

Hong Kong 70%
Medellín 54%
Salvador 51%
Panama City 50%
Buenos Aires 46%
Lagos 37%
Mexico City 37%
Pune 33%

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Methodology

How we identify technology transfer opportunities

This page identifies opportunities to transfer proven climate resilience solutions from high-income cities to the Global South. We analyze solutions that have documented case research and match them with cities facing similar climate hazards.

Global South classification — Based on World Bank country classifications
Solution filtering — Only solutions with documented case research are included
Hazard matching — Solutions are grouped by the climate hazards they address

Transfer opportunities are ranked by the number of target cities that could benefit from each solution.