Climate change poses a risk to the availability of water resources in many Central European countries. These regions need to strengthen their resilience to extreme weather events, such as urban droughts and floods, as well as to the depletion of urban groundwater resources. Both falling groundwater levels over the long term and excessive rainfall occurring over short periods have become urgent challenges requiring adequate water management practices. The project aim was to enhance the capacity of regions in Central Europe for climate change resilience in the aspect of urban water resources management by joint development of climate change adaptation solutions. The project delivered solutions dedicated for public administrations and water management bodies, supporting changes in water management and spatial planning practices that contribute to increasing regional resilience to climate change. The cooperation network of 11 organisations jointly developed and implemented 6 pilot actions, prepared 8 solutions, and developed 6 action plans and strategies supporting cities, regions, and water management and water supply authorities. Over three years of cooperation, MAURICE project strengthened collaboration among partners and increased the awareness of local and regional policymakers by developing, testing, and promoting jointly developed good practices for climate change adaptation in the context of urban water management.