This　study　was　carried　out　to　assess　agricultural　communities＇　understanding　of　climate　change,　the　adaptation　measures　being　undertaken　against　climate　change,　and　industrial　wastewater　irrigation.　It　was　considered　important　to　check　agricultural　communities＇　understanding　of　climate　change,　as　the　majority　of　the　study　area　belongs　to　the　farming　and　industry　sector.　This　study　was　based　on　primary　data　collected　through　a　survey　in　the　study　area.　The　results　of　present　study　showed　that　agricultural　communities　with　sufficient　resources　and　assets　consider　themselves　to　be　safer　and　more　capable　of　coping　with　the　negative　effects　of　climate　change.　Agricultural　communities　used　different　techniques　to　deal　with　the　impacts　of　climate　change　in　present　study　area.　This　study　produced　findings　about　agricultural　households＇　adaptation　tactics　that　are　unique　and　will　aid　policymakers　in　assisting　agricultural　communities　in　their　day-to-day　activities　and　farming　practices,　as　well　as　in　the　implementation　of　proper　monitoring　and　public　policies　to　ensure　integration　and　sustainability.　This　research　is　based　on　the　sustainable　livelihoods　approach　(SLA),　which　investigates　how　livelihood　assets　support　agricultural　communities　by　combining　household　adoption/adaptation　strategies　and　livelihood　outcomes.