This report documents East Champaran’s efforts to tackle climate vulnerability through the Bihar government’s Jal-Jeevan-Hariyali Mission. Focused on water security, afforestation, clean energy, and climate-resilient agriculture, the district implemented large-scale projects like pond restoration, check dam construction, and drip irrigation. Community institutions like Jeevika (SHGs) played a central role, especially in social forestry and water management. Initiatives such as the “Guardians of Champaran” for heritage tree conservation and integrated farming models further strengthened resilience. The report showcases East Champaran as a model for climate adaptation through convergence, community participation, and innovative governance.