The Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo has approved a roadmap for implementing the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) for banks, providing for a gradual transition from the current CAMELS-based assessment framework to an approach aligned with European Banking Authority principles and tailored to the size, scope and complexity of Kosovo’s banking system. SREP is positioned as the central bank’s framework for ongoing monitoring and evaluation of banks’ risk exposures and for shaping an appropriate supervisory strategy. Developed with International Monetary Fund support, the roadmap is presented as part of the central bank’s reform agenda and as fulfilling a structural benchmark under its current IMF arrangements, reflecting recommendations from the IMF’s December 2024 technical assistance mission on SREP. The roadmap also aims to strengthen risk assessment by refining evaluation criteria and guidance, underpinned by regular prudential data analysis to produce more harmonised risk assessment outcomes. Implementation planning includes staff training and structured consultations and cooperation with domestic banks and other stakeholders, alongside setting an indicative timeframe for full implementation of the SREP manual.