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The majority (85%) of Grenada’s land cover is made up of forests, agricultural crop lands and other perennial tree crops (50%) such as the main economic crops of cocoa and nutmeg, therefore efficient management and protection of our natural resources are a major priority. Intended Nationally Determined Contribution Grenada commits
The majority (85%) of Grenada’s land cover is made up of forests, agricultural  crop lands and other perennial tree crops (50%) such as the main economic crops of cocoa and nutmeg, therefore efficient management and protection of our natural resources are a major priority.    Intended Nationally Determined Contribution Grenada commits to reducing its Greenhouse gas emissions by 30% of 2010 by 2025, with an indicative reduction of 40% of 2010 by 2030.
30% below 2010 levels by 2025