The Government of Grenada has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Unleashing the Blue Economy of the Caribbean Project (UBEC) and intends to apply part of the proceeds for the consulting services for the Support with development of legislation for expansion of fixed Fisheries Aggregating Devices (FADs). The Fisheries Division of Grenada is seeking the services of a qualified consulting firm with demonstrated experience in fisheries management and governance to develop a national FAD Policy, FAD Management Plan, and associated Regulatory Instruments. The firm shall assign a team of key personnel to this engagement. The firm shall work in close collaboration with the Grenada Fisheries Division, the Grenada UBEC Project Team, the OECS Programme Management Unit (PMU), and fisheries counterparts in St. Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

In 2024, the Government of Grenada celebrated its 50th Anniversary of Independence, a milestone of significant national importance. Following the conclusion of these celebrations, a preliminary financial report was submitted to Parliament. To ensure the highest levels of national transparency and the integrity of the accounts for the 2024 fiscal year, the Ministry of Finance must now finalize all related financial records. The Ministry of Finance, through the Accountant General’s Division, requires the services of a qualified Consultant to ensure all records meet International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) in preparation for a final, independent audit.

The Governments of the Commonwealth of Dominica and Grenada have received financing from the Global Partnership for Education through the World Bank for the Windward Islands Sector Transformation for Learning Enhancement (WISTLE) Project. The Ministries of Education intend to jointly procure a consulting firm to develop, pilot and support implementation of enhanced lower-secondary curricula and aligned assessment systems. The assignment will produce common regional solutions while contextualizing outputs for each country.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) through the World Bank toward the implementation of the Windward Islands Sector Transformation for Learning Enhancement (WISTLE) Project and intends to apply part of the proceeds to engage an Individual Consultant – Curriculum and Assessment Support. The WISTLE Project is a regional initiative supporting Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in strengthening education systems through curriculum reform, teacher professional development, education technology, assessment systems, and institutional capacity building.

The Government of Grenada has received financing towards the cost of the Grenada Geothermal Drilling Project. The Project is executed by the Ministry of Climate Resilience, The Environment and Renewable Energy (the Ministry) and managed by the Geothermal Project Management Unit (GPMU). Exploration drilling is planned at two sites located on private agricultural lands in the north of the mainland: Site C at Tricolar in St Patrick and Site F at Plaisance Estate in St John. The Project is subject to a multi-lender environmental and social safeguard framework, including the applicable CDB review procedures, IDB safeguard policies, and IFC Performance Standards.

The Government of Grenada has received financing towards the cost of the Grenada Geothermal Drilling Project. The Project is executed by the Ministry of Climate Resilience, The Environment and Renewable Energy (the Ministry) and managed by the Geothermal Project Management Unit (GPMU). Exploration drilling is planned at two sites located on private agricultural lands in the north of the mainland: Site C at Tricolar in St Patrick and Site F at Plaisance Estate in St John. The Project is subject to a multi-lender environmental and social safeguard framework, including the applicable CDB review procedures, IDB safeguard policies, and IFC Performance Standards. The Project encompasses civil works and exploration drilling procured through international competitive bidding, together with a programme of consultancy and individual-consultant engagements. Procurement is governed by the CDB Procurement Procedures for Projects Financed by CDB, layered with Grenada’s national procurement law, with the relevant Financing Agreement prevailing where the two frameworks conflict. 

The Government of Grenada has received financing towards the cost of the Grenada Geothermal Drilling Project. The Project is executed by the Ministry of Climate Resilience, The Environment and Renewable Energy (the Ministry) and managed by the Geothermal Project Management Unit (GPMU). Exploration drilling is planned at two sites located on private agricultural lands in the north of the mainland: Site C at Tricolar in St Patrick and Site F at Plaisance Estate in St John. The Project is subject to a multi-lender environmental and social safeguard framework, including the applicable CDB review procedures, IDB safeguard policies, and IFC Performance Standards. The Project encompasses civil works and exploration drilling procured through international competitive bidding, together with a programme of consultancy and individual-consultant engagements. Procurement is governed by the CDB Procurement Procedures for Projects Financed by CDB, layered with Grenada’s national procurement law, with the relevant Financing Agreement prevailing where the two frameworks conflict. The Ministry of Climate Resilience and Renewable Energy, the Executing Agency

The Government of Grenada has received financing towards the cost of the Grenada Geothermal Drilling Project. The Project is executed by the Ministry of Climate Resilience, The Environment and Renewable Energy (the Ministry) and managed by the Geothermal Project Management Unit (GPMU). Exploration drilling is planned at two sites located on private agricultural lands in the north of the mainland: Site C at Tricolar in St Patrick and Site F at Plaisance Estate in St John. The Project is subject to a multi-lender environmental and social safeguard framework, including the applicable CDB review procedures, IDB safeguard policies, and IFC Performance Standards. The Project encompasses civil works and exploration drilling procured through international competitive bidding, together with a programme of consultancy and individual-consultant engagements. Procurement is governed by the CDB Procurement Procedures for Projects Financed by CDB, layered with Grenada’s national procurement law, with the relevant Financing Agreement prevailing where the two frameworks conflict.

The Government of Grenada has received financing towards the cost of the Grenada Geothermal Drilling Project. The Project is executed by the Ministry of Climate Resilience, The Environment and Renewable Energy (the Ministry) and managed by the Geothermal Project Management Unit (GPMU). Exploration drilling is planned at two sites located on private agricultural lands in the north of the mainland: Site C at Tricolar in St Patrick and Site F at Plaisance Estate in St John. The Project is subject to a multi-lender environmental and social safeguard framework, including the applicable CDB review procedures, IDB safeguard policies, and IFC Performance Standards.

The Government of Grenada, jointly with Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and the OECS Commission, is implementing the OECS Data for Decision-Making (DDM) Project with support from the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA). The Grenada component of the Project, which became effective in August 2022, is led by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and supports statistical modernization. The Grenada component has supported the production of key demographic, social, and economic statistics, including the 2022 Population and Housing Census (PHC), the Census of Agriculture (CoA), the ongoing Survey of Living Conditions and Household Budget Survey (SLC-HBS), and the ongoing Labour Force Survey (LFS). These activities underscore the importance of improving the efficiency, sustainability, and timeliness of statistical production in Grenada, particularly as the Project is expected to close in June 2027.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Unleashing the Blue Economy of the Caribbean Project (UBEC) and intends to apply part of the proceeds for the consulting services for the Monitoring and Evaluating Specialist. The main objective of the M&E Consultant is to develop and administer tools and mechanisms to systematically track, measure and report the performance of the Project using the Results Framework while providing strategic information for evidence-based decision making. As part of the assessment process, due diligence will be conducted by verifying applicants’ certificates and background. The selected applicant will be invited to an interview.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Unleashing the Blue Economy of the Caribbean Project (UBEC) and intends to apply part of the proceeds for the consulting services for the Social Safeguard Specialist UBEC PIU. The Social Specialist will be responsible for ensuring that the Project’s ultimate social impacts are achieved, and that any adverse impacts are effectively avoided and/or mitigated in a timely manner.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the GEF Trust Fund, administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), toward the cost of the Accelerating the Introduction of Low-Emission and Climate-Resilient Electric Mobility in Grenada project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services.

The consulting services ("the Assignment") include the provision of comprehensive technical advisory services covering fleet electrification feasibility analysis, national strategy development, capacity building, pilot design, monitoring and evaluation, regulatory and fiscal framework development, and the development of credit mechanisms to facilitate the scale-up of electric mobility in Grenada. The estimated implementation period is 21 months, with an expected start date of July 2026 through March 2028.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the GEF Trust Fund, administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), toward the cost of the Accelerating the Introduction of Low-Emission and Climate-Resilient Electric Mobility in Grenada project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services.

The consulting services ("the Assignment") include the conduct of a comprehensive analysis of Grenada's electricity distribution grid to assess its capacity to manage the integration of renewable energy and electric mobility infrastructure, and the delivery of a workshop on grid stabilization and frequency control. The estimated implementation period is 5 months, with an expected start date of September 2026 through January 2027.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the GEF Trust Fund, administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), toward the cost of the Accelerating the Introduction of Low-Emission and Climate-Resilient Electric Mobility in Grenada project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services.

The consulting services ("the Assignment") include the provision of comprehensive technical advisory services covering fleet electrification feasibility analysis, national strategy development, data systems, capacity building, pilot design, monitoring and evaluation, and regulatory and fiscal framework development for electric mobility in Grenada. The Technical Advisor will serve as the principal technical resource to the Project Manager and Executing Agency, providing technical oversight, quality assurance, strategic guidance, and implementation support across all project components. The estimated implementation period is 21 months, with an expected start date of July 2026 through March 2028.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the GEF Trust Fund, administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), toward the cost of the Accelerating the Introduction of Low-Emission and Climate-Resilient Electric Mobility in Grenada project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services. The consulting services ("the Assignment") include the provision of expert technical advisory services on renewable energy technologies to support the assessment of generation capacity requirements, the design of solar PV infrastructure for the e-mobility project, and the establishment of a service contract for its installation and operation with GRENLEC. The estimated implementation period is 7 months, with an expected start date of September 2026 through March 2027.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the GEF Trust Fund, administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), toward the cost of the Accelerating the Introduction of Low-Emission and Climate-Resilient Electric Mobility in Grenada project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services. The consulting services ("the Assignment") include the design, implementation, and operationalization of a national transport data management system for Grenada, including a webbased information platform, to enhance the organization and efficiency of data management within public entities and support the e-mobility project. The estimated implementation period is 19 months, with an expected start date of September 2026 through April 2028.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the GEF Trust Fund, administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), toward the cost of the Accelerating the Introduction of Low-Emission and Climate-Resilient Electric Mobility in Grenada project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services.

The consulting services  ("the Assignment") include the conduct of a gender-sensitive socio-economic analysis of the transition to low-carbon electric mobility in Grenada, with a focus on ensuring a just transition that addresses the needs of men and women in vulnerable communities and provides actionable recommendations for the national strategy. The estimated implementation period is 13 months, with an expected start date of August 2026 through August 2027.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the GEF Trust Fund, administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), toward the cost of the Accelerating the Introduction of Low-Emission and Climate-Resilient Electric Mobility in Grenada project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services.

The consulting services ("the Assignment") include the provision of expert legal and regulatory advisory services to support the development, review, and adoption of comprehensive regulatory frameworks for electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, fuel quality standards, and end-of-life vehicle management in Grenada. The estimated implementation period is 20 months, with an expected start date of August 2026 through March 2028.

The Government of Grenada has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Unleashing the Blue Economy of the Caribbean Project (UBEC) and intends to apply part of the proceeds for the consulting services for the Administrative Support UBEC PIU.

The Administrative Assistant working under the broad guidance of the National Project Coordinator, assumes primary support responsibility of planning and implementing overall administrative and secretarial support to ensure smooth implementation of the project in an efficient, courteous and professional manner. 

The Government of Grenada, acting through Polaris Development Company Limited as the Employer, is developing a climate-resilient, “smart” teaching hospital of approximately 250 beds, providing secondary care and select tertiary care services to the tri-island state of Grenada and the wider Eastern Caribbean region (the “Hospital”). The Hospital shall be constructed over a 24-month period and will serve as the cornerstone of the 84-acre Hope Vale Medical City (Medical City). The Medical City is planned as an epicenter for Grenada’s medical and retirement tourism industry, health sciences research, and biotech initiatives, integrating state-of-the-art healthcare facilities with residential, recreational, and commercial amenities.

The Government of Grenada, acting through Polaris Development Company Limited as the Employer, is developing a climate-resilient, smart teaching hospital of approximately 250 beds, providing secondary care and select tertiary care services to the tri-island state of Grenada and the wider Eastern Caribbean region (the ‘Hospital’). The Hospital shall be constructed over a 24-month period and will serve as the cornerstone of the 84-acre Hope Vale Medical City (Medical City). The Medical City is planned as an epicenter for Grenada’s medical and retirement tourism industry, health sciences research, and biotech initiatives, integrating state-of-the-art healthcare facilities with residential, recreational, and commercial amenities.

The Government of Grenada, acting through Polaris Development Company Limited as the Employer, is developing a climate-resilient, “smart” teaching hospital of approximately 250 beds, providing secondary care and select tertiary care services to the tri-island state of Grenada and the wider Eastern Caribbean region (the “Hospital”). The Hospital shall be constructed over a 24-month period and will serve as the cornerstone of the 84-acre Hope Vale Medical City (Medical City). The Medical City is planned as an epicenter for Grenada’s medical and retirement tourism industry, health sciences research, and biotech initiatives, integrating state-of-the-art healthcare facilities with residential, recreational, and commercial amenities.

The Chief Financial Officer is the senior finance executive responsible for providing financial leadership to the Grenada Hospital System through a defined period of operational stabilisation, institutional strengthening, and system-wide transformation across the three public hospitals. The role includes preparing the financial systems, controls, and reporting arrangements required to support future governance arrangements, including possible operation under a statutory hospital authority, subject to Government approval.

The Government of Grenada, through the Ministry of Mobilisation, Implementation & Transportation, is implementing the OECS Data for Decision Making (DDM) Project, a regional initiative supported by the World Bank aimed at strengthening statistical systems and improving the production, analysis, and dissemination of high-quality official statistics.
The Central Statistical Office (CSO) is responsible for producing, analyzing, and disseminating official statistics to support evidence-based decision-making. Under the DDM Project, key survey operations such as the Survey of Living Conditions and Household Budget Survey (SLC–HBS) and the Labour Force Survey (LFS) require strengthened communications, stakeholder engagement, and public sensitization to support participation and data quality.

The Government of Grenada, jointly with Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and the OECS Commission, is implementing the OECS Data for Decision-Making (DDM) Project with financing from the World Bank. The Project aims to strengthen the institutional environment for producing, disseminating, and using official statistics across participating OECS member states. The Grenada component of the Project, implemented by the Central Statistics Office (CSO), supports the modernization of statistical legislation, implementation of censuses and surveys, improvement of statistical infrastructure, and strengthening of advocacy and communication for official statistics.