Coastal & Blue Economy: Grenada will host the 24th OECS meeting of Ministers Responsible for Living Marine Resources (3–4 Sept), aiming to boost cooperation on sustainable fisheries, marine conservation and Blue Economy growth that supports livelihoods, food security and climate resilience. Governance & Accountability: The DPM says a “design, build and finance” road approach “completely ignored” Grenada’s procurement laws, arguing it sidelines competitive bidding and leaves the true costs and financing unclear. Climate & Resilience Planning: Grenada called for inclusive, accessible digitalisation and AI for land management, restoration and drought resilience at the UNCCD science and technology talks—warning weak connectivity and data access could widen inequalities. Regional Data for Action: OECS, UNCTAD and ECLAC wrapped up a trade-in-services initiative using TiSSTAT to close services data gaps and help member states plan export strategies and join global value chains. Disaster Readiness for Schools: A New Zealand-funded OECS project strengthened disaster-resilient school infrastructure and emergency tools in indigenous communities in Dominica and St Vincent & the Grenadines. Weather Watch: Meteorologists are tracking a tropical wave expected to bring showers to Grenada and nearby islands, with elevated seas and localized heavy rain possible. Local Resilience Infrastructure: Carriacou’s museum rebuilding is set to cost over EC$1 million, with a climate-resilient, hurricane-ready design to replace losses from Hurricane Beryl. Biodiversity Spotlight: Wildlife photographer John Griffith’s first solo exhibition at Laluna Art Studio & Gallery (28 Aug–Nov) highlights Grenada’s birds and marine ecosystems to push conservation awareness.