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Identify, manage, and reduce risk in natural disaster-prone areas.

Why this status

Government agencies are producing current risk and exposure analyses for disaster-prone areas, including a post-Cyclone Ditwah Kelani River Basin assessment that maps hazard categories, population, infrastructure and land-use exposure. This is meaningful risk-identification work, but it does not by itself demonstrate risk reduction across all vulnerable areas.

Status assessed by AI on 2 Sept 2026. Not editorially reviewed.editorial verificationDispute this →

Evidence timeline

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  1. 1 Jan 2026SupportsOfficial release
    The Survey Department completed a Kelani River Basin flood-impact analysis after Cyclone Ditwah, mapping flood hazard levels and the exposure of people, buildings, roads and land use.
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