Abstract:The importance of urban resilience thinking in urban planning and construction has gradually become prominent. However, China still lacks a systematic urban resilient model, and it is necessary to continuously learn from the development of resilient cities abroad. This article summarizes the urban resilience model of Barcelona and its development experience through semi-structured interviews, as well as a qualitative analysis of a number of official materials, such as the institutional documents and initiatives, and data of the official statistics bureau. Based on global policy guidelines and scientific resilience theory guidance, the government customized localization policies, regulations, and plans. It has formulated 34 strategies from the three dimensions of the resilience model, i.e., climate resilience, social resilience, infrastructure and urban service resilience, which aims to reduce urban vulnerability and increase urban resilience. Key words： Urban resilience model; Resilient city; Barcelona; Climate change
