Since 2000, flood-related disasters have increased by 134% (WMO, 2021). How can urban areas manage the excess of water they have and the aftermaths of flooding? This webinar analyzed case studies of cities that face “too much” water, including issues such as urban flooding and the sustainable management of stormwater. As climate disasters intensify every year across the globe, it has become urgent not only to adapt but also to anticipate these crises. Representatives of Kumamoto, Lusaka, Ningbo and Larissa shared their practical experiences in building urban resilience through nature-based solutions and integrated planning. They highlighted through these case studies how cities can better capture, store, and reuse rainwater, turning flood risk into opportunity and creating more water-sensitive urban environments.