The Ordinance establishes the cantonal framework for integrated risk management for natural hazards, defining a systematic approach based on hazard and risk assessments, protection objectives and coordinated planning of measures. It designates the Office for Forests and Natural Hazards as the competent authority and mandates the development of key instruments including hazard maps, risk notice maps, event registers, protection‑structure registers and monitoring data, supported by risk analyses using protection‑objective matrices. Organisational provisions regulate local hazard commissions, their plans and advisors, while the Office identifies cost‑effective integrated measures and may lead projects, conclude performance agreements with infrastructure operators and provide training and consultations. Implementation includes procedures for updating hazard‑commission plans, and the ordinance applies canton‑wide in Graubünden.
Suiza · 2020-12-15