The significance of assessing the impacts of climate change on freshwater resources is critical for understanding how changing weather patterns, temperature, and precipitation affect water availability, quality, and aquatic ecosystems. Climate change can lead to alterations in hydrological cycles, increased droughts, and flooding events, threatening both human and ecological systems. Timely assessments facilitate the development of adaptive management strategies to mitigate risks, enhance resilience, and protect the biodiversity that depends on these resources. Addressing these impacts is vital for sustainable water management and conservation planning.