The present work, linked to the research line Urban Planning and Sustainability of the Postgraduate Program in Urban and Environmental Engineering at PUC-Rio, had the objective of identifying opportunities, strategies, and guidelines according to the objectives of the National Policy on Climate Change that may be included in normative constructions of the urbanistic field from the perspective of resilient cities.The research problem was based on the reality of Brazil, predominantly urban, where more than 80 percent of the population lives in cities, which are permeated by the constant and growing risks associated with climate change, summarized as heat islands, flooding, rising sea levels, among others. It was identified that these cumulative factors, that is, the increase of the world population in cities and the risks associated with climate change, may alter the form of land use in the coming decades, exposing the population and the economy in general to severe problems of dealing with the consequences of these changes, requiring the urban environment to be resilient and induce structural changes in society through the adoption of mitigation measures for the environmental impacts caused by contemporary society.For this evaluation, the work was based on the understanding of cities in the Anthropocene era, currently known as a new geological era, in which unbridled growth, which causes impacts on the planet s climate, exposes the population to increasingly intense risks, especially in urban centers, due to the complexity of the processes and the sensitivity of ecosystems.For no other reason, under the United Nations Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), goal number 11 was established, consisting of a commitment by nations to make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable.