This disruption affects both humans and wildlife, resulting in a lack of food and shelter.

River erosion creates significant challenges for local communities by leading to the collapse of homes and infrastructure, forcing many to abandon their properties and disrupting community structures. It also contributes to waterlogging and inadequate healthcare, increasing the risk of disease spread. While fishing opportunities arise during high river conditions, losses are more frequent, and local businesses suffer due to job scarcity.

This disruption affects both humans and wildlife, resulting in a lack of food and shelter. Overall, river erosion negatively impacts the economy by destroying land and property. It disrupts the local ecosystem and displaces residents, affecting their livelihoods and cultural practices, although proactive measures may provide some resilience against these challenges.

Rivers passing through villages are causing considerable hardship for residents, despite a minor reduction in river erosion. People living near these rivers are at risk of losing their homes due to severe erosion, which damages agricultural land and reduces crop yields. This leads to financial struggles for farmers and contributes to rising prices for vegetables and other crops as harvests are lost.