Flood Risk Assessment is the process of evaluating the potential for flooding in a specific area. It involves analyzing factors such as rainfall patterns, river flow, and land use to determine how likely a flood is to occur and its possible impact. This assessment helps communities prepare for and mitigate the effects of flooding. The results of a Flood Risk Assessment can inform urban planning, emergency response strategies, and infrastructure development. By understanding the risks, local governments and organizations can implement measures to protect people and property, ensuring safer environments in areas prone to flooding, such as coastal regions and riverbanks.