Climate change is a critical global challenge and recent events have demonstrated the world’s growing vulnerability to climate change. The impacts of climate change ranges from affecting agriculture to further endangering food security, to rising sea-levels and accelerated erosion of coastal zones, increasing intensity of natural disasters, species extinction and the spread of water-borne diseases. RAYDEP expounds on vulnerability of communities to the risks associated with climate change, and works with the communities to mitigate against factors that aggravate social and economic challenges, particularly among those segments of the population that dependent on resources that are sensitive to change in climate, such as pastoralism and rain-fed agriculture. Many of the RAYDEP groups are involved in agricultural activities to enhance their economic sustainability. The youth groups are currently undertaking such farming activities as fish ponds, rabbit farming, horticulture, traditional vegetable farming, poultry, goat and cattle rearing amongst many others to help them raise income and as household food security