The “National Adaptation Plan for the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago” outlines the nation’s strategic approach to addressing climate change impacts. Recognizing its vulnerability as a Small Island Developing State, the plan emphasizes adaptation in key sectors: coastal resources, agriculture, water, health, biodiversity, infrastructure, financial services, and Tobago-specific concerns. It integrates with existing policies, including the National Climate Change Policy and Vision 2030, aiming to build long-term resilience through a comprehensive, multi-year program developed with diverse stakeholder input. The plan also serves as Trinidad and Tobago’s first Adaptation Communication to the UNFCCC, reaffirming its commitment to global climate action.