Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative—Savanna Fire Management—Sequestration and Emissions Avoidance) Methodology Determination 2026
19Requirement to prepare project management plan
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19 Requirement to prepare project management plan
- For each savanna sequestration project, the project proponent must, each calendar year, prepare a project management plan or plans that cover all project areas for that project.
- A project management plan is a document that:
(a) describes the planned burning that is intended to be undertaken in a project area for that year; and
(b) demonstrates that:
- the likely impact of PM2.5 particulate matter on air quality, as a result of that burning, in areas where people live has been considered; and
- if there are air quality management requirements specified in the Technical Guidance Document for the 2026 Savanna Fire Management Methods, the consideration referred to in subparagraph (i) is in a manner consistent with those requirements; and
(c) includes a plan for monitoring for the presence of each relevant weed species in each project area that:
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demonstrates the level of risk of relevant weed species occurring in each project area has been considered; and
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describes how that risk has been determined; and
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describes a monitoring approach (including the methods and frequency of monitoring); and
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is consistent with any weed monitoring requirements specified in the Technical Guidance Document for the 2026 Savanna Fire Management Methods.
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A project management plan that relates to a particular project area must be prepared before commencing planned burning in that project area in the year to which the plan relates.
Note: The Technical Guidance Document for the 2026 Savanna Fire Management Methods may contain recommended guidelines relating to aspects of project management.