Software
dMRV software for cookstove distribution programmes
Digitise clean cookstove distribution and usage monitoring — household enrolment, stove serial tracking, usage surveys and durability checks — built for AMS-II.G reporting.
Built for cookstove distribution programmes
Every feature your cookstoves programme actually needs
Household enrolment with duplicate detection
Name-similarity and GPS-proximity checks flag repeat enrolments before they inflate your distribution count.
Serialised stove tracking
Every stove's serial number is linked to a specific household at the point of distribution, with photo evidence.
Scheduled usage surveys
Field teams run structured usage-rate surveys on a schedule, not a one-off estimate baked into the PDD.
Durability & continued-use checks
Follow-up visits confirm the stove is still in the household and in use, building the evidence trail AMS-II.G monitoring expects.
Plus everything in the core platform — configurable field schemas, multi-tenant workspaces, offline-first mobile app and immutable audit trails. Explore platform capabilities
What breaks without dedicated software for cookstove distribution programmes
Household enrolment double-counted across distribution rounds
No record of which stove serial number went to which household
Usage-rate claims based on estimates, not repeated field surveys
Stove durability and continued-use checks skipped after year one
dMRV software for Cookstoves — FAQs
Does TrueCarbon support AMS-II.G monitoring requirements?
The configurable field schema captures household enrolment, stove serials, usage surveys and durability checks — the data points AMS-II.G monitoring plans typically require.
Can we track multiple stove models or distribution partners?
Yes. Stove models, distribution partners and programme rounds are all configurable fields, so one platform covers a multi-partner rollout.
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We'll show you the exact screens your field team and reviewers will use — configured for your programme.