Data derived from the drone missions in Chin State have allowed FAO and government experts access to high-resolution, high-accuracy and high-temporality (timely) landslide and erosion risk information that was not previously readily accessible (both in terms of cost and quality). The maps produced also allowed state, township and village agriculture and DRR officials to examine aerial images of selected communities in Chin State in stunning detail, thereby promoting an entirely different level of appreciation of agriculture land use features and components, as well as a clearer understanding of hazards and risks present in a community. The drone mapping team consists of 30 interdisciplinary experts from the different departments and universities across MOALI (including the Department of Agriculture, Department of Livestock, Department of Extension, Department of Agriculture Research, Department of Irrigation and Water Management, Department of Land Records and Statistics, the Agricultural Mechanization Department, Department of Cooperatives, Department of Agricultural Planning, the Yezin Agricultural University and the University of Veterinary Sciences).