Climate change is posing new risks and uncertainties that have potential to affect the social, economic, ecological, and physical systems. These climate change risks and impacts often occurs along gender lines and affects men, women, youth, elderly, People living with Disability (PLWD), marginalized communities differently due to their roles, location, adaptive capacity, inadequate access to assets, knowledge, technology among others. There is increasing evidence that climate change has an adverse impact on agricultural production (crops, livestock and fisheries), which have implications for gender equality and social inclusion issues. In its engagement, Centre for Climate Action (CCA) is applying Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) is a concept that addresses improving access to livelihood assets and services for ALL; including women, the poor, and excluded. It supports more inclusive policies and mindsets and increases the voice and influence of all including of the women, poor and the marginalized.