narrative ========= ``iati-organisations/iati-organisation/recipient-country-budget/recipient-country/narrative`` This is the reference page for the XML element ``narrative``. .. index:: single: narrative Definition ~~~~~~~~~~ The free text name or description of the item being described. This can be repeated in multiple languages. Rules ~~~~~ The text in this element must be of type xsd:string. This element may occur any number of times. Attributes ~~~~~~~~~~ .. _iati-organisations/iati-organisation/recipient-country-budget/recipient-country/narrative/.xml:lang: @xml:lang A code specifying the language of text in this element. It is recommended that wherever possible only codes from ISO 639-1 are used. If not present, the default language is assumed. This value should be on the :doc:`Language codelist `. Example Usage ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The ``narrative`` child element can be used to declare freetext for the ``recipient-country`` element. | Note: Both the ``recipient-region`` and ``recipient-country`` elements still allow both a ``@code`` and descriptive text to be specified. This is to cover the isolated cases where the organisation publishing the data may not agree with name of a country or region given by the lookup codelists IATI uses. Example in the case of a ``recipient-country`` element: .. code-block:: xml Kosovo (As per UNSCR 1244) | Note: The ``narrative`` element can be repeated for any language additional to the default language set in ``iati-organisation``, by using the ``@xml:lang`` attribute. Example not shown. Changelog ~~~~~~~~~ 2.01 ^^^^ | The ``narrative`` element was introduced in 2.01. Developer tools ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Find the source of this documentation on github: * `Schema `_ * `Extra Documentation `_