The Planning and Development Authority (PDA) is the national body responsible for guiding Grenada’s physical development in a manner that is orderly, sustainable, and resilient.
Through the application of planning laws, development standards, and environmental safeguards, the Authority ensures that growth across Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique supports national development goals while protecting public safety and the natural environment.
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The Planning and Development Authority (PDA) guides and regulates Grenada’s physical development to ensure orderly growth, public safety, environmental protection, and long-term sustainability.
Through its core functions, the Authority reviews and determines development applications, monitors construction activity, enforces planning standards, and protects natural and cultural heritage assets.
This Unit manages and regulates the physical use of land throughout the state, examines, and approves building plans.
Every project plays a role in shaping Grenada’s future. Submit your application to the Planning and Development Authority and take the first step toward development that is thoughtful, resilient, and lasting.
