budget-item¶
iati-activities/iati-activity/country-budget-items/budget-item
This is the reference page for the XML element budget-item
.
Definition¶
Identifier for a single item in the recipient-country budget. If more than one identifier is reported the percentage share must be reported and all percentages should add up to 100 percent.
Rules¶
This element must occur at least once (within each parent element).
Attributes¶
- @code
A code for the budget-item from the vocabulary specified.
This attribute is required.
This value must be of type xsd:string.
This value must be on the BudgetIdentifier codelist, if the relevant vocabulary is used.
- @percentage
When multiple budget-item elements are declared within a single country-budget-items element, then, for each vocabulary used, the percentage values should sum 100%.
This value must be of type xsd:decimal.
The value of each of the elements described by
country-budget-items/budget-item/@percentage
must be at least0.0
no more than100.0
(inclusive).
Example Usage¶
Example budget-item
within country-budget-items
of an iati-activity
.
@code
attribute declares a code (1844) provided from the Reporting Organisation’s codelist.Please note that the vocabulary for the budget-item code is specified in the country-budget-items element.
<country-budget-items vocabulary="4">
<budget-item code="1844">
<description>
<narrative>Description text</narrative>
</description>
</budget-item>
</country-budget-items>
budget-item
element can be repeated in any country-budget-items
of the same vocabulary
.budget-item
elements are declared within a single country-budget-items
element, then, for each vocabulary
used, the percentage
values should sum 100%: <country-budget-items vocabulary="4">
<budget-item code="1844" percentage="50">
<description>
<narrative>Description text</narrative>
</description>
</budget-item>
<budget-item code="1900" percentage="50">
<description>
<narrative>Description text</narrative>
</description>
</budget-item>
</country-budget-items>
Changelog¶
1.04¶
The @percentage attribute had been erroneously set to be required in the schema on it’s introduction in 1.03. This has now been set to ‘optional’ in the schema.
1.03¶
Added the optional country-budget-item element