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Code for IATI maintains a number of replicated codelists that are useful in conjunction with IATI data.
The following replicated codelists are all used as part of the IATI standard:
transaction/aid-type
humanitarian-scope
sector
These replicated codelists aren’t directly used as part of the standard, but are a useful accompaniment:
All of these codelists are available to view on https://codelists.codeforiati.org (in some cases in both English and French) as well as via the replicated codelists API: https://codelists.codeforiati.org/api/
Most are maintained automatically, and several of them are updated very frequently: https://github.com/codeforIATI/Unofficial-Codelists/graphs/contributors
These are used e.g. by Code for IATI Analytics, to show how codelists are used by publishers: https://analytics.codeforiati.org/codelists.html
Mostly to make technical users aware that these resources exist, since they’re potentially quite useful.
What’s the blog about?
Code for IATI maintains a number of replicated codelists that are useful in conjunction with IATI data.
The following replicated codelists are all used as part of the IATI standard:
transaction/aid-type
vocabulary 3) [English only]humanitarian-scope
vocabulary 1-2)sector
vocabulary 10) [English and French]humanitarian-scope
vocabulary 2-1) [English only]sector
vocabulary 9) [English and French]These replicated codelists aren’t directly used as part of the standard, but are a useful accompaniment:
All of these codelists are available to view on https://codelists.codeforiati.org (in some cases in both English and French) as well as via the replicated codelists API: https://codelists.codeforiati.org/api/
Most are maintained automatically, and several of them are updated very frequently: https://github.com/codeforIATI/Unofficial-Codelists/graphs/contributors
These are used e.g. by Code for IATI Analytics, to show how codelists are used by publishers: https://analytics.codeforiati.org/codelists.html
What’s the goal of the blog?
Mostly to make technical users aware that these resources exist, since they’re potentially quite useful.