Recipient Country and Recipient Region elements related issues

[77karuna]

• recipient-country > percentage attribute and recipient-region > percentage attribute are not required when single recipient-country or recipient-region are specified.
  Multiple countries and regions can be reported, in which case the percentage attribute MUST be used to specify the share of total commitments across all reported countries and regions.
  <recipient-country code="AF" /> This is valid
• recipient-country > percentage attribute
  When multiple recipient-country are declared, then the @percentage values should sum to 100% per country for the specific iati-activity
• recipient-region > percentage attribute
  When multiple recipient-region are declared, then the @percentage values should sum to 100% per region vocabulary for the specific iati-activity
• recipient-country > percentage + recipient-region > percentage attribute
  When both the recipient-region and recipient-country, then the @percentage values should sum to 100% for the specific iati-activity.

<recipient-country code="AF" percentage="50" />
<recipient-region code="489" vocabulary="1" percentage="50" />

[amy-silcock]

Hi,

Where has this issue got to in development? It would great to see the last bullet point implemented:

• recipient-country > percentage + recipient-region > percentage attribute. When both the recipient-region and recipient-country, then the @percentage values should sum to 100% for the specific iati-activity.

There's one change to the methodology needed. It should be:

When both the recipient-region and recipient-country, then the @percentage values should sum to 100% for the specific iati-activity, per region vocabulary.

For example this is correct, as each region vocabulary gets treated separately.

<recipient-country code="AF" percentage="50" />
<recipient-region code="489" vocabulary="1" percentage="50" />
<recipient-region code= "111" vocabulary="99" percentage="50" />