Policies and Plans

Overview:

This document outlines actions being taken to reduce American Samoa's petroleum consumption. It describes the four near-term strategies selected by the American Samoa Renewable Energy Committee (ASREC) during action-planning workshops conducted in May 2016, and describes the steps that will need to be taken to implement those strategies.

Tuvalu National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2005 - 2015

This report was prepared by the Guam Energy Task Force. There is hereby created a Guam Energy Sustainability Act with an energy policy council to secure, sustain and ensure the economically prosperous future for Guam. The Guam Energy Sustainability Council (GESC) shall set Guam's energy policy for all sectors to follow and engage. 

2014 Fiji budget revenue and policies - tax and customs. Summary of revenue policies.

This report was prepared by the Central Planning and Policy Office and the Economic Policy Division Government of the Cook Islands. “Te Kaveinga Nui” was developed to guide the national development into the future. It is a pathway that sets out a 15 year visionary framework called ‘Living the Cook Islands Vision – A 2020 Challenge’. The starting point for meeting our long term vision is the National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP) 2007-2010.

This report prepared by the Cook Islands Government. NSDP 2011-2015 builds upon the gains made in NSDP 2007-2010. The purpose of the NSDP is to set national goals, the expected results and effective strategies to guide policy decisions over the medium term in order to realise the 2020 Development Outcomes that aim to deliver on Te Kaveinga Nui National Vision. The National Vision and 2020 Development Outcomes demonstrate an approach that brings together social, economic and environmental priorities underpinned by good governance, culture and effective partnerships.

Cook Islands NAMA UNFCCC template format.  NAMA seeking support for implementation. 

This amendment policy was prepared by the Te Aponga Uira (TAU). The purpose of this amendment policy is to outline the arrangements required to achieve an effective and consistent implementation of Grid connected renewable generation, to clarify the criteria for current net metering incentives, and to introduce the gross metering and independent power producer categories.

The combined plenary Energy and Transport officials meeting was co-hosted by the government of Fiji and the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) and was held on 31st March 2014 and 1st April 2014 at the Novotel Hotel in Nadi, Fiji. 

This report is published under the auspices of the Government of Vanuatu (GoV), with the support of the Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility (PRIF). The report was prepared by Philippe Bergeron, Christopher Cheatham and Bikenibeu Ieremiah working under the guidance of the PRIF Coordination Office and with administrative support by the Asian Development Bank.