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However, experience has demonstrated that the calculation
2015 IATI Spend / 2014 Reference Spend
should only be done when none of the other matching pairs of data are available. This is because:
a) if a complete pair of data (eg 2014 IATI Spend & 2014 Reference Spend) is available then it makes sense that the results of that calculation is used as the actual Spend ratio score
b) Use of 2015 IATI Spend / 2014 Reference Spend can benefit publishers who are currently publishing cumulative rather than annualised transactions
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Currently Spend Ratio is based on whichever is the greatest result from the following calculations:
2014 IATI Spend / 2014 Reference Spend
2015 IATI Spend / 2015 Reference Spend
2015 IATI Spend / 2014 Reference Spend
2015 IATI Spend / 2015 Official Forecast
However, experience has demonstrated that the calculation
2015 IATI Spend / 2014 Reference Spend
should only be done when none of the other matching pairs of data are available. This is because:
a) if a complete pair of data (eg 2014 IATI Spend & 2014 Reference Spend) is available then it makes sense that the results of that calculation is used as the actual Spend ratio score
b) Use of 2015 IATI Spend / 2014 Reference Spend can benefit publishers who are currently publishing cumulative rather than annualised transactions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: