Caribbean Fisheries Resilience: A US$12.55 million GEF-backed CC4FISH-II project was launched in Dominica on Sept. 15, aiming to protect Caribbean fisheries and coastal livelihoods, including in Grenada, by tackling climate-driven fish stock declines, habitat damage and biodiversity loss. Resilient Infrastructure Push: Canada-funded RIISE has started operations, giving Dominica, Grenada, St Lucia and St Vincent and the Grenadines technical help to speed up climate-resilient public works and clear delivery bottlenecks. Grenada Aquatic Centre Milestones: Grenada’s aquatic facility is moving into pool installation works, with pool materials and equipment now in-country and specialised Myrtha Pools support on-island. Sargassum Into Solutions: A Grenadian delegation trained in Punta Cana under BioWaste Caribbean to develop a sargassum management system for local coastal conditions, targeting public health, fisheries impacts and coastal damage. Health Surveillance Upgrade: PAHO and UWI’s postgraduate health policy programme graduated its third cohort, including participants from Grenada, strengthening regional leadership for health systems facing climate and emergencies. Food Security Focus: OECS and Grenada hosted a Youth and Women in Agriculture Symposium, pushing practical commitments to boost regional food security and reduce dependence on imports. Wildlife Protection: Grenada’s Forestry Department reiterates that the hunting season remains closed, with penalties for violations.