Latin America & Caribbean

Grenada: official statistics and sources

11 official bodies for Grenada, from Central Statistical Office to Office of the Ombudsman, with key figures from the World Bank and IMF. Official language: English. Capital: Saint George's.

Who holds power in Grenada

• Head of state: King Charles III (King)
• Representative of the head of state: Dame Cécile La Grenade (Governor-General of Grenada)
• Head of government: Dickon Mitchell (Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Physical Development, Public Utilities, Civil Aviation and Transportation and Minister for National Security, Home Affairs, Public Administration, Information and Disaster Management of Grenada)
• Foreign minister: Joseph Andall (Minister for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Export Development of Grenada)

Source: UN Protocol and Liaison Service list, dated 15 October 2026. All world leaders.

Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy. How local power works in Grenada: 1 tiers of government below the nation, who is elected and who they answer to.

Part of level 6 of the 10 levels of power.

Government, regions and cities

• Government and power in Grenada: leaders, governance scores, women in parliament, spending and the bodies that hold power to account
• St. George's (capital)

Key figures

What the figures show

Grenada had 117,303 people in 2025, by the World Bank's count; ten years earlier the figure was 114,676. It ranks 29th of 33 in the World Bank's Latin America and Caribbean region and 179th of 193 worldwide.

In 2025 Grenada recorded gross domestic product of $1.4 billion, converted to US dollars by the World Bank. Divided by population it comes to $12,107, where the middle country in the region has $10,989.

Output rose 4.4% after inflation in 2025 (World Bank). The IMF's October 2026 outlook projects 3.9% for 2026.

For 2025 as a whole the World Bank records 0.6%. IMF projections put 2026 at 1.7%.

Government debt was 69.4% of GDP in 2025, the IMF estimates, heading to 66.8% in 2026. The regional median is 65.6%.

A baby born in 2024 could expect to live 75.4 years.

• Annual inflation since 2015: highest 2.7% (2023), lowest -0.7% (2020).
• Debt ratio 2015: 90.1%; 2025: 69.4%.
• GDP per person in dollars, 2015 to 2025: +39%.

Figures checked 2026-10-13; how they are compiled.

Official sources in Grenada

Statistics office prices, jobs, people, output

• Central Statistical Office
  Consumer price index, labour force survey, census and trade statistics for Grenada.

Central bank interest rates and money

• Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
  Monetary policy statements, banking and money supply statistics, balance of payments data and economic reviews for the eight-member Eastern Caribbean Currency Union.

Parliament debates, votes, bills

• Parliament of Grenada (House of Representatives and Senate)
  Bills, Acts, Hansard, order papers and tabled reports, including Director of Audit reports.

Government

• Government of Grenada
  Government news, ministry and department information and public notices.

Laws and the official gazette the text of laws

• Laws of Grenada
  Revised laws, Acts and statutory rules and orders of Grenada.

Courts judgments

• Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court
  Judgments of the Court of Appeal and High Court, practice directions, court rules and cause lists for the OECS member states and territories.

Public audit how public money was spent

• Audit Department
  Information on the Office of the Director of Audit, which audits public accounts under the Constitution.

Elections results and rules

• Parliamentary Elections Office
  Voter registration, lists of electors and election results and reports.

Regulators

• Eastern Caribbean Securities Regulatory Commission
  Securities market rules, licensee registers, regulatory notices and annual reports for the Eastern Caribbean Securities Market.
• Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority
  Regional telecommunications policy advice, spectrum and numbering decisions, consultations and sector statistics for its member states.

Ombudsman

• Office of the Ombudsman
  Complaints about government agencies and annual Ombudsman reports.

Notes

Grenada's final court of appeal is the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (UK).

Freedom of information in Grenada

No general access-to-information law for Grenada was found in the official sources checked on 2026-10-13. No access-to-information law could be identified when checked on 2026-10-13.

What Grenada does not have

• The Corporate Affairs and Intellectual Property Office page (llca.gov.gd/caipo/) showed a 'Coming Soon' placeholder on 2026-10-13; no online company register was found.
• No Integrity Commission website could be reached (integritycommission.gov.gd did not connect).
• No online land register or procurement portal could be found.

Also: World Bank country data · IMF country page · UN Sustainable Development Goals country profile · IPU Parline parliament profile.

Grenada by subject

• Economy GDP, growth, trade and investment
• Jobs and pay unemployment, jobs and work
• Cost of living inflation, poverty and inequality
• Public finances debt, deficit, tax and spending
• Health and care life expectancy, doctors and spending
• Housing homes, cities, water and power
• Crime and justice murder rate, courts and crime
• Immigration migrants, refugees and remittances
• Education schools, universities and literacy
• Environment emissions, air, forests and water

Common questions

What is the population of Grenada?

117,303 (2025, World Bank). National figures: Central Statistical Office.

What is the inflation rate in Grenada?

0.6% (2025, World Bank). Official index: Central Statistical Office.

What is Grenada's GDP?

$1.4 billion (2025, World Bank).

How much government debt does Grenada have?

69.4% of GDP (2025, International Monetary Fund).

Who publishes official statistics in Grenada?

Central Statistical Office: https://stats.gov.gd/

What is the central bank of Grenada?

Eastern Caribbean Central Bank: https://www.eccb-centralbank.org/

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