Climate change is one of the major development challenges facing the Global South, affecting livelihoods, food security, health, ecosystems, and economic development. Addressing its impacts requires collaboration among government, industries, communities, civil society, and citizens. However, rural and indigenous communities, who are often among the most affected by climate change and environmental degradation, face significant challenges in accessing resources, participating in decision-making, and seeking justice. Industrial activities and the exploitation of natural resources can result in pollution, land degradation, and loss of livelihoods, while affected communities often have limited protection and access to appropriate remedies. The project promotes climate justice, environmental protection, and community resilience by supporting affected communities, promoting sustainable agricultural practices, strengthening indigenous climate actions, and generating research and evidence to influence policies and improve climate action.