South-South and Triangular Cooperation

To ensure the sustainability and scalability of the Pacific GX project's outcome, the efforts will be diverted to building regional cooperation in various forms through South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC). The SSTC proved to be an important tool for empowering developing countries by facilitating knowledge sharing, capacity development, and promoting production networks by fostering culturally relevant solutions. This is not merely an exchange of financial and economic resources among nations in the global south, but multifaceted cooperation to achieve transformative change by enabling each other's potential for shared prosperity. By weaving a tapestry of collaboration and shared understanding, the SSTC component of the project envisions a ripple effect that extends far beyond the project's immediate scope. It aims to inspire a culture of continuous learning, adaptation, and innovation— a culture where the participating nations become not just beneficiaries but key actors in shaping a sustainable and resilient future. The SSTC component implementation includes cooperation with various relevant stakeholders performing a wide range of interventions. The main directions of the implementation process include

1. Regional and country-level policy dialogue meetings and workshops; 
2. The facilitation of a key stakeholders' and regional officials' platform to promote continued dialogue and strong country ownership; and 
3. Modalities to strengthen knowledge-sharing activities in a range of themes related to environmental resilience improvement measures.

These processes intend to create a viable framework to address emerging risks, institutional and policy shortcomings, knowledge and technical gaps via improved domestic expertise, technical capacity, and, as a result, increased confidence, and commitments to achieve renewable energy targets and energy efficiency.