The current climate change has had various serious impacts, one of which is an increase in the frequency and intensity of global floods. Every year, many countries experience natural disasters related to extreme rainfall, creating costly emergency situations. Floods are caused by many factors, including global warming which causes sea surface temperatures to increase. This increase in temperature causes more water vapor to enter the atmosphere, triggering heavy rain. In various parts of the world, such as Southeast Asia and Central America, heavy rains have caused rivers to overflow and coastal areas to be submerged in water. Other factors that contribute to flooding are deforestation and changes in land use. Forests function as natural buffers that can absorb rainwater. When forests are lost, the soil’s ability to absorb water is reduced, increasing the risk of flooding. By carrying out reforestation and maintaining green areas, this bad impact can be minimized. Changes in weather patterns also trigger flooding. Many areas are now experiencing unpredictable extreme weather, such as tropical cyclones that bring strong winds and heavy rain. For example, tropical storms that hit the Philippines often cause flash floods that damage infrastructure and threaten the lives of residents. The social and economic impacts of flooding are enormous. Material losses reached billions of dollars, shaking local and national economies. Agriculture is one of the sectors most affected, where plants die and the land becomes infertile due to being submerged in water. This causes a food crisis and increasing global food prices. Apart from that, flooding also increases the risk of infectious diseases. Contaminated water triggers the spread of viruses and bacteria, such as leptospirosis and cholera. The availability of clean water is limited, making public health mitigation efforts difficult. Governments in various countries are starting to take steps to overcome this problem. Investments in green infrastructure, such as building urban parks and rehabilitating wetlands, are effective long-term solutions. Apart from that, it is also important to improve the early warning system and public education on how to deal with disasters. Facing flooding due to climate change requires international cooperation. Countries need to collaborate on research and technology to predict weather as well as exchange information on best practices in water resources management. These collective efforts will go a long way in reducing the devastating impacts of climate change. In facing the increasing threat of global flooding, holistic and sustainable awareness and action are urgently needed. By prioritizing environmental protection and cross-border collaboration, it is hoped that increasingly intense flooding events can be controlled and their impact minimized.