Grenada submitted its second NDC in November 2020 with support from the NDC Partnership Climate Action Enhancement Package, pledging to adopt a holistic and multi-sectoral approach reflective of a greener, more climate resilient future, reducing GHG emissions by 40% from 2010 levels by taking priority action in the energy, transport, forestry, and waste sectors. Newly included in Grenada’s 2020 NDC are F-gases, consideration of youth, children, women, and other vulnerable groups, gender responsiveness, health, education, water, sanitation, food security, disaster risk reduction, and loss and damage. The NDC has also been reflected in the government’s budget. In 2019, Grenada developed and shared with partners its initial Partnership Plan for NDC implementation. Following the second NDC, Grenada is updating its Partnership Plan and turning it into an updated NDC Implementation Plan. Working with the Economic Advisor, Grenada aims to mobilize financing and investment for the key sectoral actions outlined in the NDC Implementation Plan. Moreover, the Economic Advisor is supporting the Ministries of Finance and Climate Resilience in assessing the economic impacts of COVID-19 and conducting cost-analysis of new investments in NDCs and various recovery mechanisms. Grenada may also collaborate with and benefit from the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank’s pilot of the Partnership’s Greening Central Banks Initiative.