GS10789 GS 10790 RVPA 47: Efficient and Clean Cooking for households in Tanzania
GS-3690 ↗ · current registry ID: GS11731
#9of 202 in Industrial#1of 8 in Tanzania#42of 426 in Gold Standard (GS)
Audit Analysis
A Gold Standard improved-cookstove project in Tanzania with VVB-confirmed additionality, a quantified 5% leakage deduction, and no reversal events, delivering roughly 113% of its pro-rata emission-reduction expectation for the monitored period. However, a project-specific baseline, a notable fNRB value discrepancy between documents, and a large volume of material findings and corrective actions temper confidence in the underlying data quality.
Red Flags
- fNRB value discrepancy: the verification report (Aug 2025) records 0.8635 while the validation report (Aug 2025) records 0.64 — a 35% gap that materially affects emission-factor calculations
- 24 corrective actions were raised across validation and verification, including unresolved questions on stove lifetime justification, LPG co-use in baseline households, and double-counting prevention
- CORSIA eligibility and CCP status are not stated in any available document, leaving dual-channel risk unassessed
Credit Vintages
| Issued | Retired | Available | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 17,313 | 0 | 17,313 | |
| 2023 | 39,996 | 0 | 39,996 | |
| 2024 | 7,780 | 0 | 7,780 | |
| Total | 65,089 | 0 | 65,089 |
Risk Indicators
VVB-confirmed combined test
Energy-efficiency; no reversal risk
5% quantified deduction
Project-specific; reassessed 2025
FPIC, grievance mechanism, SDGs documented
CORSIA & CCP status not stated
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