16. Framework to Promote Multi-disciplinary Culture of Landslide Studies and Management

A multi-aspects and policy framework are a tool with numerous variations and contexts which are used to make conceptual distinctions and organize ideas toward the focusing subjects. One way, it is a simple tool for practicing approach. Other way it looks as a supportive arm of establishing various important strategies to practice in a society. The most important fact is that the validity of these frameworks has not been tested through interaction with the community and the policy makers. Secondly, these methods generally have their uses, but are unable to be implemented if the relative probability of the particular risk appears to be too low to be considered. Other reasons are usually combinations of above which facilitate sustainable development under disaster risk. Framework to promote multi-disciplinary culture of mitigation of landslides needs various understandings of scientific proven approach on investigation, planning, and execution work. Understanding of overall needs and requirements of a community at risk due to landslides broadly explains sustainability, social adoptability, and uniqueness. Mountain development policies ensure that population does not exceed carrying capacities of an area and will serve with low probabilities of being affected by landslides. Community-centered monitoring and early warning systems are highly adaptive mechanisms for a community living with landslides proven zones, so that the local people and village officers are capable of disaster preparedness and also operating the system in an emergency. Therefore, multi-disciplinary culture of the landslide disaster studies and management is giving an opportunity to facilitate various technical and social considerations erected in a common framework which addresses planned resilient human habitat in areas that are prone to landslides.