# 70.8% of Dominican Users Unaware of Online Judicial Services Despite Tech Advances

A UNDP report reveals that most Dominicans do not know how to use online judicial tracking tools despite significant digital modernization.

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A United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report titled 'Transforming Justice' found that 70.8% of 89 surveyed users in the Dominican Republic were unaware of online services for tracking judicial cases. [^1]

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) highlighted the central role of vehicle electrification in global climate commitments and sustainable development. [^2]

Among the 89 surveyed users, 20.2% knew about the online system but had not used it, while only 9% reported being informed and effectively using digital tools. [^3]

The Dominican Judicial Power completed the first phase of its 'Digital Move' process in 2025, achieving 91.8% of case management tasks performed online in civil and administrative jurisdictions. [^4]

The UNDP report warns that despite technological modernization, barriers such as economic costs, distance, and lack of digital literacy continue to limit effective access to justice. [^5]

75% of these projects foresee hard emission reduction targets before the year 2035. [^6]

95% of new national contributions directly reference improving energy efficiency in the transport sector. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. A United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report titled 'Transforming Justice' found that 70.8% of 89 surveyed users in the Dominican Republic were unaware of online services for tracking judicial cases. (El Día, News)
2. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) highlighted the central role of vehicle electrification in global climate commitments and sustainable development. (EcoPortal.net, News)
3. Among the 89 surveyed users, 20.2% knew about the online system but had not used it, while only 9% reported being informed and effectively using digital tools. (El Día, News)
4. The Dominican Judicial Power completed the first phase of its 'Digital Move' process in 2025, achieving 91.8% of case management tasks performed online in civil and administrative jurisdictions. (El Día, News)
5. The UNDP report warns that despite technological modernization, barriers such as economic costs, distance, and lack of digital literacy continue to limit effective access to justice. (El Día, News)
6. 75% of these projects foresee hard emission reduction targets before the year 2035. (EcoPortal.net, News)
7. 95% of new national contributions directly reference improving energy efficiency in the transport sector. (EcoPortal.net, News)

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