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Within the IATI activity standard. the iati-activity
is the building block to describe aid.
An iati-activity
represents a distinct grouping of information that reports various facts of an aid activity.
A human-readable title and description for an iati-activity
can be provided using:
title
- a short, human-readable title.description
- a longer, human-readable description.
When using the IATI activity standard to declare an iati-identifier, the following should be considered:
iati-activity
must have a globally unique iati-identifier
iati-activity
hierarchy
attribute to represent subdivision of units of aid.default-currency
, that is then used throughout the iati-activity
. This can be overridden in subsequent elements however.last-updated-datetime
date must change whenever the value of any field within the associated iati-activity
is updated.title
should be concise and jargon-freedescription
can have different focal points, by using the appropriate DescriptionType
codelisttitle
and description
should avoid use of text in CAPITALS, where possible.title
and descriptions
can be repeated for different languages.iati-activity
is being implemented in a recipient-country
where the official language is different to that of the reporting-org
it is recommended that activity title
and description
are provided in all official reporting-org
and recipient-country
languages