In today's age of global warming, characterised by a rise in the frequency and severity of floods and fires, the significance of taking preventive measures cannot be overstated. Ghana, in particular, experiences periodic flooding attributed to various factors such as heavy rainfall, inadequate drainage systems, and human activities like improper waste management and urbanisation. Urban areas of the country are particularly susceptible to frequent flooding during moderate to heavy rainfalls.

The consequences of flooding can be severe, including loss of lives, displacement of people, property damage, and more. Therefore, it is crucial to identify strategies that can mitigate these impacts. As we approach the rainy season, it is advisable to take immediate steps to avoid, prevent, or minimize the adverse effects and costs of flooding.

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