In a territory where the recurrence of hydrometeorological events has generated impacts on houses and transport infrastructure (urban and rural roads), what do you consider would be the most appropriate decision to avoid new risk conditions being created in the future that would lead to possible new emergencies and/or disasters and that also would affect the dynamics and development in that territory? Explain your answer

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