Arborify Cookstoves Togo distributes high-efficiency cookstoves across southern Togo, replacing traditional open-fire and charcoal cooking methods that contribute to deforestation, greenhouse gas emissions and household air pollution. The project distributes two primary stove types: the Himalayan cookstove for households using firewood and the ASUTO cookstove for charcoal users. Almost 40,000 charcoal stoves are distributed each year, with every stove manufactured locally from recycled materials and supported by a network of more than 100 workers, including welders and local women involved in production and distribution. The project is registered under the Gold Standard for the Global Goals as GS12069, using the TPDDTEC v4.0 methodology, with a crediting period from 2023 to 2032. Its first credits were issued in August 2025. The project's VERs carry Core Carbon Principles labelling and are eligible for use under CORSIA. Beyond emissions reductions, participating households benefit from materially lower fuel consumption and costs, with estimated annual savings of CFA 142,229 per household and approximately 268 hours of time saved each year. These benefits are particularly significant for women, who traditionally bear a disproportionate share of the time and labour associated with fuel collection and household cooking.