The issues of flooding, high temperatures and storms associated with climate change highly impacts peoples livelihoods. The governmants seem to lack political will to address the standards of living for their people. The health and social well being of masses is highly compromised. The majority live below poverty datum line.
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Flooding, extreme heat, and increasingly intense storms driven by climate change are severely undermining livelihoods, health, and social well-being, particularly among populations living below the poverty line. In contexts where institutional responses and political commitment remain limited, strengthening local capacities becomes critical. Establishing community-based hydro-meteorological monitoring stations and locally managed early warning systems is essential to improve real-time information, enhance community decision-making, and enable timely, life-saving actions. Empowering local actors with reliable climate data and response tools not only reduces vulnerability to extreme events but also strengthens resilience, preparedness, and long-term adaptive capacity at the community level.