Risk Identification Identify and explain five risks that could affect the project (150 words). A risk is an uncertain event or condition that if occurs, has a negative or positive effect on the project objectives. Textbook reference: Pages 223-226 Risk # 1 Land acquisition Issues: When securing a suitable land for the garden, we may face Delays or denial in obtaining necessary permits or land access from the city and zoning restrictions. If the local authorities deny permissions or repurpose land, it could halt or delay the project. Risk # 2 Low Volunteers/ Participation: The garden depends heavily on the community members' involvement. Low engagement from community members/volunteers due to competing responsibilities, lack of interest, or miscommunication could undermine both short-term progress and long-term sustainability. thereby jeopardizing the maintenance and productivity of the garden. Risk # 3 Property destruction & Theft: Community gardens in urban areas could be vulnerable to destruction or theft of tools and infrastructure used, which may discourage participation and lead to repeated losses or increased security costs. Risk # 4 Flooding is one of the major risks that our project might potentially encounter. It would damage the soil and plants and interfere with gardening and event schedules. Flooding reduces yields and increases the cost of maintenance. Risk # 5 Low Funding: The project would rely on contributions, donations, and gran