The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) invites Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for consulting services under the project “Assessing Climate Related Financial Risks in Jamaica - Phase 2,” funded by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and part of the EU-financed “Greening the Caribbean Financial System.” The consultancy aims to enhance BOJ’s capacity to assess and manage climate-related financial risks by conducting climate risk stress testing, scenario analysis, and developing supervisory guidelines aligned with international standards. Key deliverables include preparing a TCFD report, conducting capacity-building programs, and engaging stakeholders. The consultancy period is 36 months, starting May 2025, with a budget cap of €400,000. Eligible consulting firms must demonstrate expertise in climate-related financial risks, macro-financial modeling, and familiarity with the Caribbean context. EOIs, including relevant qualifications and experience, must be submitted to Deputy Governor Robert Stennett (Robert.Stennett@boj.org.jm) by February 3, 2025. Further inquiries can be directed to Ms. Sherene Bailey (Sherene.Bailey@boj.org.jm) , Head of the Financial Stability Department.