STRUCTURE
The Ministry of Finance, in pursuit of its mission, has a wide mandate with responsibility for:
Economic Planning
Budgeting
Budgeting
Economic Policy Formation
Resource Mobilization
Cash Management
Tax Administration
Supporting Decision-Making Processes in the Public and Private Sectors
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Structure
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Hon. Dennis Cornwall
Mr. Mike Sylvester
Mr. Kerry Pierre
Mr. David Hopkin
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To effectively plan, generate, allocate and account for resources through the implementation of fiscal and economic policies and the facilitation of social and environmental policies in co-operation with other agencies thereby providing and enabling sustainable growth and development.
Efficient and effective delivery of finance and economic services to the national, regional and international communities, through strong leadership role in planning and management of the available resources.
The Minister of Finance, Planning, Economy, Energy, & Co-operatives exercises general control and direction. The administrative head of the Ministry is the Permanent Secretary. There is also two deputy Permanent Secretary.
“Towards Vision 75: Powering Progress Through People’s Participation and Innovation.” This theme captures the essence of our transformative journey over the past three and a half years—a journey marked by purpose, determination, and resolve. It reflects our shared aspiration to build a Grenada that is not only economically stronger, but socially just, environmentally resilient, and guided by the enduring principles of inclusion, participation, and innovation.
Minister of Finance
Permanent Secretary
Head of Debt Management Unit
Permanent Secretary (Admin)
Grenada’s economy continues to navigate elevated global uncertainties well in the aftermath of damages caused by the 2024 Hurricane Beryl.
Effective April 15, 2023, the Government of Grenada will commence payment of personal emoluments and pensions to Government workers and pensioners twice per month.
This Memorandum is being prepared in fulfilment of Section 10 (1) of the Fiscal Responsibility Act 2015 as amended (FRA), to give effect to the suspension of the fiscal rules and targets under Sections 7 & 8 of the FRA for the fiscal year 2022.
The Government of Grenada is implementing 100% duty and tax exemptions (including Customs Service Charge, Port Charges and Stamp Duties) on food, clothing, household linen, sanitary products for adults and babies, small household appliances and household cleaning supplies.
