Broadly
Hazard mitigation strategies reduce the likelihood or severity of adverse events through proactive design, planning, or policy. Examples include land-use zoning, infrastructure reinforcement, and public education. The goal is long-term risk reduction, often with co-benefits like sustainability or equity. Challenges include political resistance and funding constraints.
More specifically
RSI helps develop and assess mitigation strategies that are evidence-based, cost-effective, and stakeholder-supported. The firm uses risk models, cost-benefit analyses, and community input to prioritize interventions. RSI ensures that mitigation is integrated with broader development goals and not treated as an isolated activity.