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Manage risk or remove existing buildings and infrastructure from high-risk erosion and landslide hazard areas. For example, where prevention measures are not feasible, consider an acquisition, relocation and demolition options for high-risk buildings and infrastructure.

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Hazards
Landslides
Erosion – Coastal
Assets
Property
Focus of action
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