Climate Finance Delivery Gap: Barbados’ environment minister says Caribbean small island states face delays and complex procedures that leave climate funds arriving “too late,” calling for simpler access and faster disbursement. Tourism + Health Security: Grenada launched its Tourism and Health Programme with CARPHA to boost visitor-based surveillance, training, and infectious disease prevention across hotels and vessels. Healthy Food Policy Push: Regional leaders and health experts renewed calls for stronger healthy food rules to tackle the NCD crisis, warning that ultra-processed foods marketed around schools undermine public health. Mental Health Support: Grenada announced a National Suicide Prevention Hotline expected to go live by end of June, as figures show 5 suicides so far in 2026. Clean Energy for Fisheries: The STAR-Fish project is scaling clean energy interventions for Caribbean fisheries, including renewable power and cold-chain upgrades, with Grenada among participating countries. Climate Adaptation Planning: Grenada validated a revised Citizen’s Guide to Climate Change Adaptation to support the 2025–2030 National Adaptation Plan. Sea Turtle Protection: CYEN Grenada urged residents and visitors to respect nesting season rules to protect marine biodiversity. Public Procurement Modernisation: A two-day procurement symposium will focus on smart bidding and stronger partnerships, including green procurement. Woodford Community Concerns: Residents’ groups are raising questions about Woodford industrial development, citing planning law, environmental governance, and consultation issues.