At the heart of every emission saved, every tree protected, and every technology deployed—are the people. This community has embraced the POME-Biogas-Fertilizer model not just as a climate intervention, but as an economic opportunity. Households benefit from biogas for cooking, farms receive organic fertilizer, and youth are trained in green-tech installation and maintenance. Women, in particular, have found new roles in bio-product distribution and soil health extension services. This tag celebrates bottom-up climate governance. As climate stress intensifies, these communities show us the path forward: localized resilience, powered by knowledge, justice, and solidarity.