Flood management is a multidisciplinary approach utilizing engineered and natural strategies to mitigate the destructive impact of excessive water volume. Technical interventions are broadly categorized into structural and non-structural measures. Structural methods involve physical modifications to the landscape, such as the construction of dams, levees, floodwalls, and river channel improvements designed to contain or divert flow. Non-structural measures focus on preparatory action and mitigation, including the development of advanced early warning systems, implementing resilient land-use zoning, and improving urban drainage capacity. Effective management requires the integrated application of these methods with hazard mapping and predictive hydrological modeling to reduce damage and enhance community resilience against hydrological extremes.