Landslide Risk Management

Landslide risk management involves identifying areas prone to landslides, assessing their potential impact, and implementing measures to reduce danger. This includes analyzing terrain, soil stability, and rainfall patterns. Strategies may involve reinforcing slopes, improving drainage, restricting construction in risky zones, and monitoring vulnerable sites. The goal is to prevent damage to lives, property, and the environment by proactively reducing landslide hazards and ensuring that communities are prepared for potential events. It’s a balanced approach combining scientific analysis, engineering solutions, and urban planning.