The Government of Grenada is set to launch its Revised National Adaptation Plan (NAP) for 2025–2030 on November 26, 2025, at the Grenada Trade Centre Annex. The event, led by Hon. Kerryne James, Minister for Climate Resilience, the Environment & Renewable Energy, will commence at 8:30 am with registration, followed by the official launch at 9 am. This updated NAP represents a pivotal step in fortifying Grenada’s resilience against escalating climate challenges. Building on extensive research, national consultations, and lessons from recent climate events, including the catastrophic Hurricane Beryl in 2024, the plan is Grenada’s most comprehensive adaptation strategy to date. Minister James emphasized the plan’s significance, stating, ‘This is Grenada’s commitment to safeguarding our people, economy, and way of life. The climate crisis is urgent, and this plan empowers us to act decisively.’ The revised NAP aligns with national development strategies like Vision 75 and the National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP 2020–2035), ensuring a unified approach to sustainable growth. It incorporates insights from the 2021 Midterm Review, the 2022 First NAP Progress Report, and extensive 2024 consultations. The plan also aligns with international frameworks such as the Paris Agreement and the Sendai Framework. Key features include a dedicated NAP Implementation Team, expanded community engagement, gender-responsive approaches, and a strengthened Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) system. The NAP outlines six priority areas: strengthening health systems, advancing sustainable infrastructure, enhancing disaster risk reduction, securing water resources, promoting nature-based solutions, and ensuring climate-resilient agriculture. Implementation, set to begin in 2025, will enhance Grenada’s access to international climate finance, institutional readiness, and community resilience, safeguarding lives, livelihoods, and ecosystems for a more equitable future.