Copy Of The Improved Native Forest Management In Multiple-Use Public Native Forests Method - ACCU Review.

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This document is an Expression of Interest (EOI) submission for the Improved Native Forest Management in Multiple-use Public Native Forests (INFM) method under the ACCU Scheme, submitted by NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water in July 2024. The method proposes to generate Australian Carbon Credit Units by incentivising projects that increase carbon stocks and avoid greenhouse gas emissions in multiple-use public native forests through avoiding or deferring harvesting. Eligible carbon pools include live biomass, dead organic matter, soil organic carbon, and harvested wood products in service or deposited in landfills. The submission confirms the method's eligible abatement status under Australia's National Greenhouse Gas Inventory and was registered with the ERAC Secretariat on 28 June 2024, with primary contact Atticus Fleming, Deputy Secretary of NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service.