Generally, soil characteristics have a significant influence on landslide occurrence. This
issue has, however, not yet been adequately analysed in Kigezi highlands of South Western …

Climate change induces high and erratic rainfall which triggers landslides and floods. With
the increasing population and food needs, households in mountainous, densely populated …

Tropical mountain environments witness unprecedented occurrences of natural hazards that
directly and indirectly threaten human lives and hard-earned properties. Existing literature …

In mountainous regions globally, landslides pose severe threats to both human lives and
infrastructure, with the Mediterranean region, in particular, being highly susceptible to these …

Stability assessment of rock slopes in the tectonically active western Himalayas region is
extremely crucial, as this area has undergone multiple deformation phases that have …

Studying natural hazards in the context of human-induced landscape transformation is
complex, especially in regions with limited information. Elderly narratives can play a role in …

Landslides are defined as the movement of soil and rocks that form slopes. Landslides can
cause environmental damage, property losses, and deaths for people in disaster-prone …

The risk of landslides is increasing on the slopes of Mt Elgon in the upper Manafwa
catchment in Eastern Uganda; landslides have affected the landscape and people's …

This study aimed to investigate the use and effectiveness of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
(IKS) in managing landslides in Kanungu District, Uganda. The study used the Likert scale …

Landslides predispose individuals from low-resource communities to risk factors that may
lead to poor nutritional health. A mixed methods cohort study was conducted to assess …