Geographic scope of activity
Format
A data frame with 8 rows and 6 variables:
codedouble code
namecharacter name
descriptioncharacter description
categorydouble category
urlcharacter url
statuscharacter status
Examples
{
knitr::kable(head(codeActivityScope, 10))
}
#>
#>
#> | code|name |description |category |url |status |
#> |----:|:-----------------------------------------------------|:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:--------|:---|:------|
#> | 1|Global |The activity scope is global |NA |NA |active |
#> | 2|Regional |The activity scope is a supranational region |NA |NA |active |
#> | 3|Multi-national |The activity scope covers multiple countries, that don't constitute a region |NA |NA |active |
#> | 4|National |The activity scope covers one country |NA |NA |active |
#> | 5|Sub-national: Multi-first-level administrative areas |The activity scope covers more than one first-level subnational administrative areas (e.g. counties, provinces, states) |NA |NA |active |
#> | 6|Sub-national: Single first-level administrative area |The activity scope covers one first-level subnational administrative area (e.g. country, province, state) |NA |NA |active |
#> | 7|Sub-national: Single second-level administrative area |The activity scope covers one second-level subnational administrative area (e.g. municipality or district) |NA |NA |active |
#> | 8|Single location |The activity scope covers one single location (e.g. town, village, farm) |NA |NA |active |