Through sustainable agriculture, economic empowerment, and community-driven initiatives, we aim to improve food security, nutrition, and resilience for 3,000 vulnerable households, enhancing their ability to withstand climate shocks, economic stresses, and social uncertainties. Key impacts include an 80% increase in household food availability, a 70% reduction in malnutrition rates among children under five, improved coping mechanisms for 90% of households, and a 50% increase in household income. Long-term outcomes focus on sustainable livelihoods for 3,000 smallholder farmers, enhanced community capacity for disaster response and recovery, and improved health and well-being for 12,000 individuals. Additionally, through education, economic empowerment, and infrastructure development, we transform the lives of 3,000 women and 8,000 youths annually, enhancing their socio-economic prospects and contributing to the sustainable development of marginalized communities. This includes a 90% increase in girls' enrollment and completion rates, an 80% increase in women's entrepreneurship and income, a 100% improvement in school infrastructure and accessibility, and an 85% increase in youths' employability and leadership skills. Long-term outcomes aim to reduce poverty and inequality, improve health and well-being, enhance community cohesion and social stability, and increase economic growth and development. Our theory of change emphasizes community resilience building and women and youth empowerment through education and infrastructure development, supported by regular monitoring and evaluation, partnerships with local governments, NGOs, and private sector entities, and scalability through replicating successful models in new regions.