Grenada
Country statistics · 1990–present
Grenada at a Glance
Grenada is home to 117,207 people as of 2024, with a population that is growing slowly. At a GDP per capita of $14,400, it is an upper-middle-income economy — reflecting a diversifying economy with growing consumer markets. Life expectancy at birth stands at 75.4 years, close to the global average.
Population Trends
The total resident population stood at 117,207 as of 2024. With a birth rate of 11.5 and a death rate of 8.9 per 1,000 people (2024), the natural growth rate stands at 2.6 per 1,000 — equivalent to roughly 300 additional residents each year from natural change alone.
Economy & Development
Grenada is a small economy, with a total GDP that is projected at $2 billion (2029 IMF projection). At $14,400 per person, it is classified as an upper-middle-income economy — reflecting a diversifying economy with growing consumer markets. Real GDP growth is projected at 2.7% in 2029, representing modest growth.
Health & Society
Life expectancy at birth is 75.4 years (2024), close to the global average. Current health expenditure per person is $526 (2023), representing limited per-capita healthcare spending. The adult literacy rate stands at 97.8% (1970), reflecting high literacy rates. 70.2% of the population use the internet (2024), indicating strong digital connectivity.