Earthquake Risk Management

Earthquake risk management involves planning, preparing, and responding to earthquakes to minimize damage and protect lives. It includes assessing areas vulnerable to quakes, designing buildings that can withstand shaking, creating safety protocols, and educating communities about emergency procedures. Effective management combines early warning systems, structural engineering, land-use policies, and public awareness to reduce both physical and economic impacts. By proactively addressing potential hazards, communities can enhance resilience, ensuring safer environments and quicker recovery after seismic events.