The project overall object is to improve the livelihoods of 1200 beneficiaries, 90% female through adoption of climate smart agriculture, mitigating climate change effect through growing of orange, sweet potatoes and reduction of deforestation in 10 communities of Barri Chiefdom. The specific objectives are; to establish women?s networks for improved livelihoods through promotion and adoption of climate smart agriculture practices, to establish 10 nature clubs in 10 schools in Barri chiefdom; to promote climate change mitigation practices and to share lessons learnt with stakeholders and other chiefdoms in the districts for possible replication; and to increase key stakeholder?s knowledge on appropriate land management to avoid disaster and conflict. The key expected results are; (1) Livelihoods of parents and nutrition status of children improved across 10 communities in Barri chiefdom. (2) Community members practiced positive climate change mitigation practices in 10 communities in Barri chiefdom and lessons learnt document developed and disseminated to stakeholders to utilize in district and (3) Increased advocacy for key stakeholders? collaboration with environmental experts for a developed and functional hazard mitigation action plan for the chiefdom. The 10 communities revolve around Potoru (chiefdom headquarter town), Busu, Golala, Sahun, Baoma, Largo, Magbwema, Konia, Kundowahun and Masapka. At least 1 secondary school in each community, total 10 will be selected to set up and roll out the ?nature club? activities.