Government Notices

Project: Climate-Resilient Agriculture for Integrated Landscape Management (CRA) Project Purchaser: Ministry of Economic Development, Planning, Agriculture and Lands, Forestry, Marine Resources and Cooperatives Country: Grenada Issued on: 2nd April 2025

March 2025. This Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) has been prepared for the reconstruction of the Balthazar Bridge under the Grenada Resilience Improvement Project (GRIP) and in accordance with the World Bank’s (WB) Environmental and Social Framework (ESF) on Land Acquisition, restriction of land use and involuntary resettlement.

Revised 25.03.2025. This Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) outlines the schedule and mechanisms for stakeholder engagement, project information dissemination and grievance management for the life cycle of the RESILIENCE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT (GRIP or Project) in Grenada.

The Government of Grenada (GoG) is seeking a qualified consultant or consortium to develop a comprehensive, evidence-based national cannabis policy framework. This framework will guide the sustainable growth and regulation of Grenada’s cannabis industry, balancing economic opportunities with public health, safety, and environmental considerations.

The Government of Grenada is seeking a qualified consortium to develop a comprehensive, evidence-based national cannabis policy framework. This framework will guide the sustainable growth and regulation of Grenada’s cannabis industry, balancing economic opportunities with public health, safety, and environmental considerations.

The Division of Youth will host a series of capacity-building workshops in 2025 aimed at empowering community-based organizations and youth leaders across Grenada. These workshops will adopt a community-focused approach, addressing developmental needs identified by the participants and their organizations. Building on the success of the 2024 community executive workshops, the 2025 sessions will provide deeper and more comprehensive learning experiences tailored to the specific needs of communities.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the OECS Skills & Innovation Project and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for Computer Equipment & Accessories for PIU. The Government of Grenada has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the OECS Skills & Innovation Project and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for Computer Equipment & Accessories for PIU.

OECS Skills & Innovation Project

OECS Skills & Innovation Project

This documentation reports the findings of the assessment of potential environmental and social impacts of the proposed geothermal exploration drilling activity, which is the current phase of the Grenada Geothermal Energy Development Project (the Project). The Project is of critical strategic importance to Grenada. The successful implementation of 15MW of baseload renewable geothermal power to the national grid is the foundational cornerstone of the ongoing process of transforming Grenada's economy to one powered by indigenous renewable energy. This public disclosure of the exploration drilling ESIA is a critical step in ensuring transparency in the review and oversight process for environmental and social safeguards.