The multi-risk assessment integrates risks related to drought, flooding, wildfires, and extreme heat through a multi-criteria analysis by AHP, weighted by participatory surveys with local institutions such as the CSE, the DPGI, the ANAT, and the DGPRE. This approach makes it possible to prioritize risks according to their perceived impact and frequency of occurrence. Densely populated areas and areas with rich ecosystems have medium to high multi-risk levels. These areas are systematically characterized by medium to high levels of risk related to flooding, wildfires, and extreme heat. EPSG:3857