Graffiti management refers to the strategies and practices used by communities and organizations to address graffiti art and vandalism. This includes identifying areas prone to graffiti, implementing preventive measures, and responding to incidents. Effective graffiti management often involves collaboration between local governments, law enforcement, and community members to maintain public spaces. Key components of graffiti management include regular maintenance, rapid removal of unwanted graffiti, and the promotion of legal graffiti spaces. Programs may also educate the public about the difference between artistic expression and vandalism, fostering a better understanding of the impact of graffiti on neighborhoods and local culture.