Des mesures sont prises au Ghana pour améliorer la transparence et garantir la due diligence and environmental integrity in the stovetop industry improved clean from its carbon market.

Measures recommended by regulatory and policy bodies in Ghana include reviewing and streamlining cooking stove production guidelines, safety and standards, safety and standards, training, regular stakeholder visits and community monitoring. According to Dr. Daniel Tutu Benefoh, head of the Ghana Carbon Market Office (CMO), these measures aimed to ensure good value for money for investors and the credibility of carbon credits from the stovetop sector on the national market and to protect the country's image. For the latter, “investments in carbon will help support key sectors of the economy by creating jobs, improving public health and strengthening the ability of project developers to participate actively in the advancement of climate-friendly technologies and innovation.”

It should be noted that Ghana is working to take advantage of carbon market opportunities by creating demand for 24 million tons of carbon as part of its climate change mitigation measures.