Grenada a Tri-island Caribbean nation encompassing the islands of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, recognises that energy a significant driver of development, has serious implications for environmental protection, and requires policy priority in a small island state seeking to define its development path and guarantee its citizens a sustainable quality of life. The ultimate goal…

This document outlines Grenada’s actions and commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, highlights the country’s vulnerabilities to climate change and presents potential solutions to protect its ecosystems and livelihoods from the impacts of climate change.

This National Climate Change Policy builds on the foundation laid by the National Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan, 2007 – 2011 (NCCSAP). Although the NCCSAP was initially targeted to be replaced at the end of 2011, it has continued to guide national climate change programming in the period 2012 – 2016.

The National Adaptation Plan (NAP) is to provide a strategic, coordinating framework for building climate resilience in Grenada, recognising the need to develop the enabling environment for climate change adaptation as well as programmatic priorities.

Grenada commits to reducing its Greenhouse gas emissions by 30% of 2010 by 2025, with an indicative reduction of 40% of 2010 by 2030.

The GPRS is an important consensus policy statement which signals the alignment of the priorities of our people with the resources required to address them. This is particularly critical at this tumultuous period in the global and domestic economy. This GPRS also represents a policy statement which coalesces our actions across diverse stakeholder groups and…