The Private Sector Assessment Report (PSAR) provides a comprehensive overview of the private sector in Grenada. It evaluates the primary components of the productive sector, the key challenges that it faces, potential emerging sectors, and policy recommendations for priority areas. It draws on both primary and secondary data sources. Primary data analyses were derived from interviews with key stakeholders from the domestic private and public sectors as well as interviews with regional and international agencies. A listing of the main stakeholders interviewed is documented in the original country report.1 Secondary data were utilized to describe the state of the country at both the micro and macro levels. In addition to these specific elements of the research, the development of the PSAR was assisted by consultations organized under the Caribbean Growth Forum2 (CGF).