The Central Bank of Samoa has issued a request for proposals to appoint a Communications Adviser to support an updated communications strategy aimed at strengthening financial literacy and improving public understanding of financial products, consumer protection measures and the role of monetary policy. The work is framed around making communications more accessible and inclusive across literacy levels and languages, including for vulnerable groups such as persons with a disability, and leveraging new technology. The request is set in the context of the Central Bank of Samoa’s responsibilities for monetary policy and for prudential and Anti-Money Laundering and Combatting the Financing of Terrorism supervision of more than 30 licensed financial and non-bank financial institutions, including commercial banks, insurers and brokers, money transfer operators, a money changer and public non-bank financial institutions. Proposals are required to include a statement of claims against the selection criteria, a curriculum vitae and three referees, daily rate(s) excluding VAGST, and any additional relevant work examples. Requests for clarification on the RFP are due by 12:00pm (GMT+13) Apia, Samoa on 25 February 2026, and the submission deadline is 11:59pm (GMT+13) Apia, Samoa on 27 February 2026, with late submissions not accepted.
Central Bank of Samoa 2026-02-12
Central Bank of Samoa opens tender for communications adviser with proposals due 27 February 2026
The Central Bank of Samoa seeks a Communications Adviser to enhance its communications strategy, focusing on financial literacy and public understanding of financial products and policies. Proposals are due by 27 February 2026, with clarifications requested by 25 February 2026.