The Grenada country study on social protection forms part of a wider ‘Research Study on Social Protection and Poverty Reduction in the Caribbean: Examining Policy and Practice’. This is a joint initiative of the Caribbean Development Bank, the UK’s Department for International Development, and the Delegation of the European Commission. It involves country studies from Grenada, St. Lucia, and Belize, seeking to identify the key risks and vulnerabilities faced by the population and to assess the coverage and effectiveness of existing social protection instruments. The findings from the country studies and will support a regional consultation with a view to formulating effective social protection policy in the region.