SUMMARY
The environmental-climate changes and the Covid-19 emergency have highlighted the weakness for multi-events resilience. The social, natural and economic features that characterize the urban environment, make it a complex system that need to be comprehensively assessed. Aim of the work is to define a multicriteria-based methodology able to create a Urban Resilience Index (IUR) that represents the capacity of the territory to face socio-economic diseases and natural disaster. The proposed protocol consists of a step-by-step guide with the adoption of the Analytic Hierarchy Process technique aggregating the system of indicators and the geographic information system for the visualization of the different spatial distribution of the resilience. The proposed methodology can be used as a decision support tool for public-private partnership’s urban intervention aimed at achieving the Sustainable Development Goals of the Agenda 2030 and the European Green Deal targets. Its flexibility makes it implementable for several sustainable urban planning decision at different scale.