Natural disaster reduction refers to strategies and measures aimed at minimizing the impact of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes. This involves planning, preparedness, and response efforts that help communities withstand and recover from such events. Key components include early warning systems, public education, and infrastructure improvements to enhance resilience. Governments and organizations often collaborate to implement disaster reduction programs. These initiatives may include creating evacuation plans, conducting drills, and investing in research to better understand natural hazards. By focusing on prevention and preparedness, communities can significantly reduce the loss of life and property during disasters.