The issue is managed through various means such as implementing policies, regulations, education and awareness programs, and enforcement measures to address the root causes of the issue. Consequences of managing the issue can include improved safety, health, and well-being of individuals and communities, reduced environmental harm, increased compliance with laws and regulations, and enhanced overall quality of life. However, there may also be negative consequences such as increased costs, resistance from stakeholders, and unintended consequences of policies and interventions. It is important for stakeholders to carefully consider and weigh the potential outcomes of managing the issue in order to minimize negative impacts and maximize benefits.
