Climate Resilience Funding (CABRIC): The Caribbean CABRIC programme is opening grant funding for locally led climate resilience projects, with about US$25m across five countries (including Grenada) and an estimated US$5m per country, targeting coastal erosion, extreme weather, ecosystem degradation and livelihood threats. Food Security & Agriculture (OECS Symposium): OECS and Grenada hosted a Youth and Women in Agriculture Symposium, bringing 150+ participants to push agricultural transformation and reduce heavy regional dependence on imported food (US$658m annually). Climate-Resilient Education (St Dominic’s RC School Block #5): Grenada handed over a reconstructed, climate-resilient school block designed to double as an emergency shelter, funded by the CDB and completed at EC$1.44m. Water Security Debate (Desalination): A new look at desalination argues it’s moving from “emergency” to mainstream water security, while warning of environmental and financial risks as climate pressures intensify. Disaster-Ready Health (Pandemic Preparedness): Grenada validated updates to its National Respiratory Pathogen Pandemic Preparedness and Response Plan with PAHO/WHO support, strengthening roles, surveillance and response systems. Waste & Ocean Cleanup (Consultant RFP): The Nature Conservancy is seeking a communications and stakeholder engagement consultant for a 5-year Clean and Healthy Ocean project focused on improving waste management and public awareness in Grenada. Energy Transition (World EV Day 2026): Grenada marked World EV Day, highlighting efforts to expand charging infrastructure and manage end-of-life EV batteries as the country works to cut exposure to imported fuel price swings.