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Under the Paris Agreement, the voluntary climate action plans that each country prepares and communicates, stating its own emission-reduction targets, are called:

They are called Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). Under the Paris Agreement every party sets its own emission-reduction and adaptation targets, communicates them and updates them periodically. The other options are Kyoto Protocol mechanisms or credits, not the nationally set pledges of the Paris framework.

  1. ACertified Emission Reductions
  2. BNationally Determined ContributionsCorrect
  3. CClean Development Mechanisms
  4. DJoint Implementation Credits

Explanation

Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) are country-specific pledges that each party sets for itself and updates periodically. Certified Emission Reductions, the Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation are Kyoto Protocol market-based instruments, not the Paris pledge system.

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