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Sectors #21

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andylolz opened this issue Mar 27, 2017 · 5 comments
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Sectors #21

andylolz opened this issue Mar 27, 2017 · 5 comments

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@andylolz
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Description

The sectors of the activity explain whether this is, for example, a health or education project.

Proposed test

IATI 2.0x

Firstly:

For each current activity,
`sector` should be present
or `transaction/sector` should be present

Secondly:

For each current activity,
at least one
`sector[not(@vocabulary)]/@code | sector[@vocabulary="1"]/@code | transaction/sector[@vocabulary="1"]/@code | transaction/sector[not(@vocabulary)]/@code`
should be on the Sector codelist

IATI 1.0x

Firstly:

For each current activity,
`sector` should be present

Secondly:

For each current activity,
at least one
`sector[@vocabulary="DAC"]/@code | sector[not(@vocabulary)]/@code`
should be on the Sector codelist
@breidertmt
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TO confirm sector can be other than DAC sector with the new test?

@andylolz
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andylolz commented Apr 3, 2017

For the first test, a sector code using any vocabulary is fine.

The second test, though, is specifically looking for sectors using DAC 5-digit purpose codes. So an activity must include at least one sector code from the DAC 5-digit purpose code vocabulary in order to score.

@francescafo
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So to clarify, it will need to include a DAC code?

@andylolz
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Hi @francescafo,

So to clarify, it will need to include a DAC code?

For the first test, no. But for the second test, yes. The two tests are equally weighted.

So: if sectors are present on all activities, but none of them are DAC CRS 5-digit codes, then the maximum for this indicator would be 50%.

@andylolz
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Thanks for the comments here. These tests will remain as proposed.

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