Soft Measures for Disaster Avoidance
Establish an alert and evacuation mechanism to timely evacuate residents before a disaster strikes and reduce casualties.
Taiwan Sediment Disaster Management Strategy
Three Strategies for Disaster Prevention and Mitigation
Hard Measures for Disaster Mitigation
Use engineering methods to mitigate the impact of disasters on the environment while balancing safety and ecology.
Management for Disaster Departure
Strengthen land conservation work within the framework of national land planning to ensure sustainable land use.
Management Approaches
- Disaster Avoidance: Potential 『debris flow』 Torrents and Potential Large-Scale Collapse Areas
- Disaster Mitigation: Designated Soil and Water Conservation Areas
- Disaster Departure: Geologically Sensitive Areas
Definition of 『Debris Flow』 Areas
『Debris Flow』 Geologically Sensitive Area
(Geological Act)
Primary Definition: Possesses the geomorphological and hydrological conditions for 『debris flow』 occurrence
Evaluation Factor: Occurrence Potential
Scope Designation: Designated location and boundary
- Nationwide General Survey
- Designation and Information Release
- Reference for Relevant Agencies' Operations
Potential 『Debris Flow』 Torrents
(Disaster Prevention and Protection Act)
Primary Definition: Potential areas for 『debris flow』 disasters (with households under protection)
Evaluation Factor: Residential Area Hazard Level
Scope Designation: Designated torrents and areas of impact
- Public Disclosure of 『Debris Flow』 Potential
- Establishment of Alert Thresholds
- Strengthening of Alert and Evacuation System Preparedness
- Production of Evacuation Maps
- Establishment of Information Systems
Designated Soil and Water Conservation Area for Large-Scale Collapse
(Soil and Water Conservation Act)
Primary Definition: Areas with a serious risk requiring immediate engineering work and land-use restrictions
Evaluation Factor: Priority of Control and Management
Scope Designation: Designated planning area (Disaster Potential Map)
- Long-Term Soil and Water Conservation Plan
- Plan Effectiveness Evaluation
- Review of Regional Management Routes
- Restriction on Development Activities
- Special Review for Public Construction Projects
Definition of Large-Scale Collapse Areas
Landslide and Landslip Geologically Sensitive Area
(Geological Act)
Primary Definition: Possesses the terrain and geological conditions for large-scale collapse occurrence
Evaluation Factor: Occurrence Potential
Scope Designation: Designated location and boundary
- Nationwide General Survey
- Designation and Information Release
- Reference for Relevant Agencies' Operations
Potential Large-Scale Collapse Area
(Disaster Prevention and Protection Act)
Primary Definition: Potential areas for large-scale collapse disasters (with households under protection)
Evaluation Factor: Residential Area Hazard Level
Scope Designation: Designated potential area and area of impact
- Public Disclosure of Large-Scale Collapse Potential
- Establishment of Large-Scale Collapse Alert Thresholds
- Strengthening of Alert and Evacuation System Preparedness
- Production of Evacuation Maps
- Establishment of Information Systems, etc.
Designated Soil and Water Conservation Area for Large-Scale Collapse
在 (Soil and Water Conservation Act)
Primary Definition: Areas with a serious risk requiring immediate engineering work and land-use restrictions
Evaluation Factor: 在 Priority of Control and Management
Scope Designation: Designated planning area (Disaster Potential Map)
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- Long-Term Soil and Water Conservation Plan
- Evaluation of Long-Term Soil and Water Conservation Plan Effectiveness
- Review of Specific Area Evacuation Routes
- Restriction on New Development Activities
- Special Review of Public Construction Design
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