Recipient Region
<recipient-region></recipient-region>
From the schema
Can occur: Min = 0, Max = Unlimited
A geopolitical region (above the country level) that will benefit from this activity. This element is primarily for administrative and geopolitical purposes. If the specific country/-ies are known, the activity report can use the recipient-country element instead. For geographical location, use the location element. For the value of the @code attribute, see http://iatistandard.org/101/codelists/region
| @code | Machine-readable code for the entity being described. |
| @percentage | The percentage of the project allocated to this geopolitical region, if known. Content must be a positive integer between 1 and 100, with no percentage sign. |
This element also references "textAtts"
Attribute group for elements containing free text content.
| value | use | description |
|---|---|---|
| @xml:lang | optional | http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace |
Standard compliance test(s) for /recipient-region/*
- percentages of regions sum to 100
- Must be on: Region Codelist
Recipient Region
Example Usage
Recipient region can be declared just through the relevant code:
<recipient-region code="289"/>
Additionally, the name of the region can also be declared.
<recipient-region code="289">South of Sahara, regional<recipient-region>Where the name of the region is declared in a language other than the default, it is good practice to cite this:
<recipient-region code="289" xml:lang="es">Africa subsahariana</recipient-region>When multiple regions are declared, then the percentages should equal 100% for that activity
<recipient-region percentage="60" code="289">South of Sahara, regional</recipient-region> <recipient-region percentage="40" code="189">North of Sahara, regional</recipient-region>