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By using a livelihood theoretical framework and qualitative research methods including focus group discussions, household interviews, individual interviews and key informant interviews, important data on livelihood and adaptation strategies were collected at the community level, household level and individual level (women and key informants). Qualitative data analyses were done using NVIVO software. Results indicate that various interlinked factors influences climate change adaptive capacity and livelihood strategies at the community, household and individual levels. Moreover, despite having limited access to livelihood assets and being overburdened with labor and responsibilities compared to men, the analysis indicates that Mangio women are very instrumental in enhancing the rural livelihood strategies and the adaptive capacity that Mangio Village has to climate change. 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