[ Cluster B: Definition and Scope ]
11. Nationally appropriate mitigation actions by developing country Parties may include [a range of individual actions] [a range of actions in the context of low carbon/emissions [high-growth sustainable development] strategies], [projects and programmes] [large-scale mitigation programmes, beyond projects, and should not generate offsets for developed country Parties] which should be voluntary and country-driven, conform with national development priorities, sustainable development agenda and poverty eradication, and determined and formulated at the national level.
12. Nationally appropriate mitigation actions are [all] [actions] [only those actions that are enabled and supported by developed country Parties through finance and capacity-building] to mitigate climate change consistent with national circumstances, and that are commensurate with PartiesÂ’ responsibilities and capabilities, as reflected in PartiesÂ’ national programmes to mitigate climate change in accordance with Article 4.1(b), Article 4.3 and 12.4 of the Convention.
13. NAMAs by developing country Parties may comprise:
(a) [Tier II] Actions enabled and supported by finance, technology and capacity-building from developed country Parties and other developed Parties included in Annex II to the Convention, [either through bilateral support, support from the Multilateral Fund on Climate Change, or other international financial means];
(b) [Tier I] Actions that are undertaken unilaterally by developing country Parties through public funding [domestically, either nationally or subnationally] or other means;
(c) [Tier III] [Actions pursued with the intention of generating credits to participate in carbon market(s)] [Actions that are undertaken over and above those identified in tier 1 and tier 2 actions are based on emission reduction targets and may be eligible for trading of units] [should not generate offsets for developed country Parties].
