Green Transformation Initiative
CAP-IT PROJECT
Climate Action Pathways for Island Transport
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About the Project
The Climate Action Pathways for Island Transport (CAP-IT) project is part of a Japan-funded more than US $37 million Green Transformation initiative, which is also supporting Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste, and Vanuatu to help accelerate their transition to a green and low-carbon future. US$15.3 million of these funds have been allocated to Samoa. The project aims to jump-start Samoa’s green transformation to achieve a clean energy future and increase resilience to climate impacts.
Key Planned Objectives
- To promote urgent and inclusive transformation of the land and maritime transport sectors towards decarbonization by accelerating the uptake of electric vehicles and outboard motors
- To support the achievement of Samoa’s enhanced NDCs for the energy and transport sector by 2030
- To create an enabling environment through strengthened and gender-sensitive institutional governance, financial and technical capacities and accelerating the decarbonization of land and maritime transport systems
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START DATE
February 2023
END DATE
November 2025
STATUS
Ongoing
PROJECT OFFICE
Samoa
IMPLEMENTING PARTNER
UNDP
DONOR
GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
$15,148,813
DELIVERY IN PREVIOUS YEARS
2023 $289,956
2024 $399,557
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In the News
- ‘What are those green things 'National University of Samoa Associate Professor Anita Latai Niusulu, Explains 'Just Green Transition in Samoa'
[Date: 18 July 2024 Source: Newsline Samoa] - UNDP AND NUS TALK GREEN TRANSFORMATION
[Date: 17 July 2024 Source: Savali Newspaper] - Interest In Electric Cars Grow For Samoa
[Date: 30 June 2024 Source: Newsline Samoa] - Project to make transportation in Samoa ‘greener’ now underway
[Date: 29 June 2023 Source: Newsline Samoa]