National level: The main regulatory framework for land planning in Grenada is the Physical Planning and Development Control (Act No. 25 of 2002), which regulates sustainable physical development of public and private lands; maintains and improves the quality of the physical environment; oversees the ordered subdivision of the land; and protects the natural and cultural heritage. The Minister is responsible for both the planning and the execution of the law. The Head of the Physical Planning Unit will prepare a physical plan for Granada , which must be approved by the Parliament for its

The National Sustainable Development Plan is in process of consultation. Formulation: The Committee of Social Partners was instrumental in creating a long-term development plan. Several documents were used as input for the creation of the National Sustainable Development Plan 2030, some of them are: National Strategic Development Plan 2007, Alternative Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy 2013, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy 2014 and Social Compact 2015. The Social Partners, recognizing the void as described above, proposed to the present Government, the idea of elaborating a National