Africa > Carbon credits can scale clean cooking, but financial support still lags -report

Carbon credits can scale clean cooking, but financial support still lags -report

Published 15:25 on April 7, 2025  /  Last updated at 15:25 on April 7, 2025  / /  Africa, EMEA, Voluntary

Carbon credits have the potential to drive large-scale investment into clean cooking solutions in Africa, but limited engagement from financial regulators continues to stifle market growth, a policy brief published Monday has found.
Carbon credits have the potential to drive large-scale investment into clean cooking solutions in Africa, but limited engagement from financial regulators continues to stifle market growth, a policy brief published Monday has found.


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