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Title:"Global rockfalls risk management process in 'La Desirade' Island (French West Indies)."
Abstract:"The Island of `La Desirade` is severely affected by rock falls. One house located in the area of `Le Souffleur` was partly destroyed by blocks in 1997, with two people injured. About 50 people still live under a dangerous cliff along the road from Beausejour to Baie-Mahault, the two main villages of this eastern end of Guadeloupe archipelago. The first solution proposed by the state based on relocation of few houses was faced to population hostility. Solutions had to be reshaped and designed based on a global assessment of the different hazards affecting the Island (earthquakes, cyclones, flooding), on protection works taking into account the fact that French regulation prohibits new constructions behind protection fences, and on global and local land-use development. Risk management process has included technical analysis, social behaviour, cultural heritage of building and development, responsibility and regulation, short-term and long-term financing, land-use development strategy as well as information and communication. The solutions that are now being implemented seem to give satisfaction to all the partners. This example of landslide risk management carried out in La Desirade is discussed in this paper.."
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Global rockfalls risk management process in 'La Desirade' Island (French West Indies)
The Island of `La Desirade` is severely affected by rock falls. One house located in the area of `Le Souffleur` was partly destroyed by blocks in 1997, with two people injured. About 50 people still live under a dangerous cliff along the road from Beausejour to Baie-Mahault, the two main villages of this eastern end of Guadeloupe archipelago. The first solution proposed by the state based on relocation of few houses was faced to population hostility. Solutions had to be reshaped and designed based on a global assessment of the different hazards affecting the Island (earthquakes, cyclones, flooding), on protection works taking into account the fact that French regulation prohibits new constructions behind protection fences, and on global and local land-use development. Risk management process has included technical analysis, social behaviour, cultural heritage of building and development, responsibility and regulation, short-term and long-term financing, land-use development strategy as well as information and communication. The solutions that are now being implemented seem to give satisfaction to all the partners. This example of landslide risk management carried out in La Desirade is discussed in this paper.