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A young boy plays on the roof of his house, where a solar panel has been installed to provide his family with renewable electricity – serving as a source of climate change resilience.

An IWMI colleague inspects a rural village water tank that ensures a stable water supply for the entire village even as climate change depletes spring flow.

IWMI and Department of Soil Conservation and Watershed Management (DSCWM) staff inspecting a meteorological station that will provide data to better plan and develop climate change mitigation technologies in Nepal's most vulnerable regions and communities.

Everyday, a young woman walks to the spring, fills up her bottles and carries the water back to her home.

A young girl pumps water from a tube well, assuming the familial responsibility of procuring water for her household.

Striving to improve the food security in Sumberbrantas Village, Batu City, East Java Province, Indonesia, Arik and Anik together with their Berkah Mandiri Women Farmer Group cultivate their backyard with organic farming through facilitation from USAID APIK.

Djalil, Head of Disaster Preparedness Group in Lamokula Village in South Konawe District, Southeast Sulawesi Province, Indonesia, is benefiting from the use of bamboo slit drum (kentongan) as a flood early warning system in his neighborhood.

To protect and ensure sustainability, Paulus Mustamu believes that mangroves are an essential part of the coastal ecosystem in his village, Haruku, part of Maluku Province, Indonesia.

Children in Elementary School 06 West Kendari, Indonesia, learned on how to evacuate themselves during disaster emergency to ensure that all students know what to do before, during, and after disaster strikes

Kodro, a fish farmer in Segoro Tambak Village, Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia, applied a silvofishery technique that combines fish farming activity with mangrove conservation.