The success of women’s empowerment to tackle and adapt to climate change can be judged by the success of Bhungroo Irrigation Technology. Bhungroo Irrigation Technology came into existence after the 2001 earthquake, which resulted in water scarcity followed by the monsoon rains. People were having trouble adapting to these abruptly changing climatic conditions. The first step was to scrutinize the natural hydrological cycle and suggest that people store water during the monsoon and harvest the stored water in the dry season. Subsequently, Women were trained to manage the technology and tools, which improved their social skills, and were now a step closer to controlling their natural and social environment. Consequently today, women are able to support the communities to adapt to changing climatic patterns and are in charge of harvesting and storing the water.