anchor.diff:  For activities that are relevant at a country or regional level, information on the location where the funds are sent to or where the recipient is located are all accepted for this indicator.
   
   For example, capital city for a country, or location information of the implementing organisation. This includes private sector investment, loans or debt relief payments, where the location of the relevant bank or organisation is accepted.",23,0,0.035,1
  -flow-type,Flow type,publication,joining_up_development_data,"The flow type shows whether the organisation states that this activity counts as ODA, OOF, climate finance or any other type of flow. This has to be explicitly stated per activity OR once in a country strategy paper OR in a single place on the organisation’s website if there is only one flow type for all activities, e.g. “all aid is ODA”, or “we only provide private grants”.",26,0,1./30,1
  +flow-type,Flow type,publication,joining_up_development_data,"The flow type shows whether the organisation states that this activity counts as ODA, OOF, climate finance or any other type of flow. This has to be explicitly stated per activity OR once in a country strategy paper OR in a single place on the organisation’s website if there is only one flow type for all activities, e.g. “all aid is ODA”, or “we only provide private grants”.",26,0,1/30,1
   aid-type,Aid type,publication,joining_up_development_data,"The type of aid shows whether the activity is classed as budget support, a project, technical assistance, debt relief, administrative costs, and so on. This needs to be explicitly stated per activity OR once in a country strategy paper OR on a clear place on the organisation’s website if there is only one aid type for the whole organisation, e.g. “all aid is project-type interventions”.
   
   The advisory services business line/type of intervention (investment climate, publicprivate partnership, etc.), can be seen as broadly equivalent.
   
  -Statements clarifying business line/intervention type published anywhere on the organisation’s website count towards publishing aid type in the web format.",27,0,1./30,1
  +Statements clarifying business line/intervention type published anywhere on the organisation’s website count towards publishing aid type in the web format.",27,0,1/30,1
   finance-type,Finance type,publication,joining_up_development_data,"The type of finance shows whether the activity is a grant, loan, export credit or debt relief. This needs to be explicitly stated per activity OR once in a country strategy paper OR clearly on the organisation’s website if there is only one finance type for the whole organisation, e.g. “all aid is grants”.
   
   Investment type (loan, equity, etc.) can be interpreted as equivalent.
   
  -Statements clarifying investment type published anywhere on the website count towards publishing finance type in the web format.",28,0,1./30,1
  +Statements clarifying investment type published anywhere on the website count towards publishing finance type in the web format.",28,0,1/30,1
   tied-aid-status,Tied aid status,publication,joining_up_development_data,"The tied aid status shows whether the organisation states that this activity counts as “tied” (procurement is restricted to the donor organisation country) or “untied” (open procurement).
   
   Specifying location requirements in activity documents such as procurement policies or tenders is accepted as publishing tied aid status.
   
   The IATI reference for this indicator is: Default tied status.
   
  -For organisations’ lending directly to national investment agencies, an explicit statement demonstrating their aid is not tied is required. For IFIs and DFIs, investment codes clarifying their position are accepted. For private foundations, grant-making policies are accepted. If these are not available, the organisation’s procurement policy must clearly state if there are any eligibility requirements for contracts based on country of origin.",29,0,1./30,1
  +For organisations’ lending directly to national investment agencies, an explicit statement demonstrating their aid is not tied is required. For IFIs and DFIs, investment codes clarifying their position are accepted. For private foundations, grant-making policies are accepted. If these are not available, the organisation’s procurement policy must clearly state if there are any eligibility requirements for contracts based on country of origin.",29,0,1/30,1
   conditions,Conditions,publication,joining_up_development_data,"The terms and conditions of the activity may also be referred to as benchmarks, priors, or involve words such as “subject to...”. They are specific to an individual activity and explain what the recipient must do in order to be eligible for the funds to be released.
   
   The conditions should include loan repayment terms if the activity is financed by a loan.
  
positive.code: 
  IFIs and DFIs do not have budgets allocated to them as traditional donor agencies do. In many cases, total budgets are established annually, once total financial figures of all investments are taken into account. However, they do have projected total spend figures that they sometimes publish. If published, these projected figures are accepted for this indicator.
  
  Similarly, for private foundations and humanitarian agencies, indicative figures of available funds are accepted.",9,1,1./24,1
  disaggregated-budgets,Disaggregated budgets,publication,finance_and_budgets,"The organisation’s annual forward-planning budget for assistance is the disaggregated budget that the organisation or agency will spend on different countries, programmes and institutions where it will be active, for at least the next three years. The figure could be indicative.
  
  Aggregate budgets of between 2–3 years are scored the same as 1-year forward budgets.
  
negative.code: 
  Due to the difficulty with manually finding tenders linked to current activities, rather than looking for the specific tender, a review of the organisation’s overall calls for tenders is completed to check it is publishing them consistently and in-line with their procurement policy.
  
  For organisations that do not issue tenders related to aid projects (e.g. if procurement is undertaken by grantees or other implementing agencies), a statement explicitly clarifying this is required.",32,0,1/120,0
  objectives,Objectives,publication,performance,"The objectives or purposes of the activity are those that the activity intends to achieve.
  
  The IATI reference for this indicator is: Objectives / Purpose of activity (document code = A02) or Description (description type = 2).
  