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26.2. This Trade Policy Review therefore is indicative of a story of triumph over adversity and the setting of the foundations for the realization of the first climate resilient country in the world!

27.1. Grenada is a small, open and vulnerable economy (vulnerable to external shocks and to natural disasters). (...)

27.11. As a Small Island Developing country, Grenada is constrained in its development by a number of factors. These include: susceptibility to natural disasters; limited diversification due to a very narrow resource base and small domestic market; limited domestic and export production on a limited number of products; Inadequate Infrastructure; and low levels of productivity.

29.1. The National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP) is Grenada's overarching strategic high level planning document that will anchor the country's development agenda over the period 2020-35. (...) The specific National Goals, Objectives and Targets that are set, which are consistent with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, are aimed at making Grenada, a resilient and prosperous nation, with a conscious and caring citizenry, promoting human dignity, and realising its full potential through sustainable economic, social, and environmental progress for all.

29.2. Through the strategic actions that will be taken to achieve Vision 2035, Grenadians will become empowered to see themselves as being capable of achieving greatness; (...) our natural environment will be better protected; and our governance arrangements and institutions will be bolstered.

29.3. The strategic focus of the NSDP[National Sustainable Development Plan] 2020-2035 rests on the three sustainable development pillars; the society, the economy, and the environment. Accordingly, Vision 2035 is translated into the following three National Goals.
(1) Goal #1: High Human and Social Development: Putting People at the Center of Sustainable Development and Transformation.
(2) Goal #2: Vibrant, Dynamic, Competitive Economy with Supporting Climate-and-Disaster-Resilient Infrastructure.
(3) Goal #3: Environmental Sustainability & Security.

29.4. The National Goals are mapped into eight National Outcomes, which are the improvements or positive changes in institutions, systems, communities, behaviours, living conditions, or knowledge that we aim for. Each National Outcome is linked to relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The National Outcomes are:
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(4) Outcome #4 - Broad-based, Inclusive, and Sustainable Economic Growth and Transformation
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(6) Outcome #6 - Modern Climate-and-Disaster-Resilient Infrastructure
(7) Outcome #7 - Climate Resilience and Hazard Risk Reduction
(8) Outcome #8 - Energy Security and Efficiency.

32.1. Saint Kitts and Nevis has weathered many storms considering its size and vulnerability to external shocks, including natural disasters and climate change impacts. (...)

32.6. (...) Additionally, the recent achievements of COP27 in relation to the SDGs should bear many fruits as the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis continue to strive to secure a better future for its people and reap the benefits of the multilateral trading system.

33.2. To address food security matters, the Ministry of Agriculture launched the National Agricultural Transformation and Growth Strategy 2022-2030. The new strategy is comprehensive covering key areas including innovation, the infusion of new technology, and mitigating strategies to combat devasting effects of climate change.