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]