JOB OPPORTUNITIES/ CONTRACTS

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.

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.