The project seeks to alleviate the impact of climate change on the community by addressing problems of acute water scarcity, challenges of dry season farming and boost agricultural production during dry season for sustainable livelihood. As part of its project activities; 5 deep wells with concrete slabs will be constructed and over- head tanks installed to provide water for at least 40 households in the community. Structures will also be raised to hold 5 rainwater storage tanks, with roof tops and delivery systems to collect rain water from catchment areas. This will provide water to at least 20 more households. Capacity of 400 community members especially women will be built on irrigation method of dry season farming using the community Dam, training on compost making to boost climate friendly agricultural practices and also to discourage bush burning, felling of trees and use of inorganic fertilizers. 1000 oil palm trees and 1000 citrus seedlings will be planted. Selected members will also be trained on how to preserve rain water. Involvement of the community in project planning, design and execution will guarantee project sustainability as the installation and management and