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             <h3>Region</h3>
             <p>A region is an area, usually a grouping of countries for example a continent.  DFID funding can be focused on a specific country or a specific region.</p>
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  +          <h3>Regional spend</h3>
  +          <p>Where project spend has been identifed as happening in a recipient region, the project is considered a regional project.  However, if a portion of the overall project budget is identifed as being country specific, that portion of the budget will be included in the relevant country's budget.</p>
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positive.code:           <h3>Country</h3>
            <p>This is the country that benefits from the project.</p>
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negative.code:           <h3>Global</h3>
            <p>Some DFID projects are focused on a wider area and cannot be defined within the limits of a pre-defined country or region.</p>
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            <h3>Global spend</h3>
            <p>Where a project has identified the recipient(s) as being neither a specific country nor a specific region, the project is considered a global project. Examples would be funding for multilateral agencies or for global initiatives. If a portion of the overall project budget is identifed as being for a specific country, that portion of the budget will be included in the relevant country's budget.</p>
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