The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) is seeking expressions of interest for the procurement of collaboration knowledge products to support climate resilient debt sustainability.

United Nations Economic Commission for AfricaREQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) This notice is placed by UNECA. The accuracy, reliability and completeness of the contents of furnished information is the responsibility of United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. You are therefore requested to direct all queries regarding this EOI to United Nations Economic Commission for Africa using the fax number or e-mail address provided below. Title of the EOI: Procurement of Collaboration Knowledge Products for Long-Term Debt Sustainability CoalitionDate of this EOI: 26 February 2026 Closing Date for Receipt of EOI: 3 March 2026EOI Number: EOIUNECA24211Beneficiary Country/Territory: EthiopiaCommodity/Service category: Professional ServicesAddress EOI response by fax or e-mail to the Attention of: Mr. Mikiyas Goshu / Mrs. Rachael Chironga/Ms. Aster ZewdeFax Number:E-mail Address: goshu2@un.org ; rachael.chironga@un.org ; zewdea@un.org UNSPSC Code:84101700 - Debt management80101500 - Business and corporate management consultation services DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENTS This collaboration for the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa is designed to support climate resilient debt sustainability by advancing a coherent analytical and policy framework structured around three pillars: Macroeconomic Policies for Climate Resilient Debt, Mineral Value Chains for Structural Debt Sustainability, and Financing Innovative Sustainable Debt Solutions through Strategic Partnerships. I. Introduction The collaboration is grounded in the premise that long term debt sustainability is achieved through deliberate macroeconomic and structural policy choices that shape the real economy, create long lived productive and resilience assets, and strengthen sovereign balance sheets over time. It therefore places macroeconomic policy design, value chain development, and debt management considerations at the center of climate and development strategies, rather than treating them as separate o