The Carbon Market Institute (CMI) has welcomed the Australian Government's announcement of two new Savanna Fire Management (SFM) methods under the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) Scheme, aiming to scale Indigenous-led climate action, support regional economies, and strengthen Australia's carbon market. These projects utilize traditional early dry season "cool burning" practices to reduce emissions, improve ecosystem health, and support Indigenous communities, potentially unlocking $7.7 billion in economic value across northern Australia. CMI emphasizes the importance of managing market impacts and ensuring long-term demand certainty for savanna fire management credits, while also highlighting the significance of the voluntary carbon market, particularly through Climate Active, in delivering climate abatement, Indigenous employment, and regional economic benefits. Clarity on the future of voluntary demand frameworks is crucial for ensuring the continuation of these projects.