<commit_before># Results - Indicators, Benchmarks, Goals and Budgets
There is some work to be done around results that requires some group discussions and a set of ongoing plans and tasks to be laid out so that we can progress further with this subject.

## Current Model
We have an existing model setup of results information within RSR that consists of:

- Focus Areas
- Categories
- Budgets
- Goals
- Benchmarks

These different items form the basis of the information that is currently collected and visualised within the RSR project UI.

### Focus Areas
A high level grouping based on thematic areas. We currently have 8 different focus areas. We can expand this further if we wish, but they should not overlap with each other.

### Categories
We have a project categorisation that sits below focus areas that provides some further clarity on the type of activities being undertaken. There are some categories that are shared between multiple focus areas such as training or support.

### Budgets
Budgets are defined as a value with a type. We have a set lists of types that we maintain within RSR, or we also allow partners to set an "Other" value and define their own budget type.

### Goals
The goals for a project consist currently of up to 8 sentences that are limited to 100 characters long. There are no separations of whether these goals contain numbers or figures that can be aggregated.

### Benchmarks
Benchmarks are a sentence containing an explanation of a countable item, and the number itself. Benchmarks are linked to one or more category, so that you are presented with a list of potential benchmarks based on the categories that have been selected for the project.

## IATI Structure
We have implemented the data structure of IATI within the RSR database, but we have not yet moved any of the existing data or started using the new models within projects as yet.

Within the IATI standard, we have the following elements:

- DAC 3 and 5 sector codelists
- Budgets
- Transactions
- Results
- Indicators

### DAC 3 and 5 sector codelsts
OECD DAC provides sectors for the industry. These are grouped into sector categories: http://iatistandard.org/codelists/SectorCategory/ and sectors:
http://iatistandard.org/codelists/Sector/.<commit_msg>#59 added policy markers<commit_after># Results - Indicators, Benchmarks, Goals and Budgets
There is some work to be done around results that requires some group discussions and a set of ongoing plans and tasks to be laid out so that we can progress further with this subject.

## Current Model
We have an existing model setup of results information within RSR that consists of:

- Focus Areas
- Categories
- Budgets
- Goals
- Benchmarks

These different items form the basis of the information that is currently collected and visualised within the RSR project UI.

### Focus Areas
A high level grouping based on thematic areas. We currently have 8 different focus areas. We can expand this further if we wish, but they should not overlap with each other.

### Categories
We have a project categorisation that sits below focus areas that provides some further clarity on the type of activities being undertaken. There are some categories that are shared between multiple focus areas such as training or support.

### Budgets
Budgets are defined as a value with a type. We have a set lists of types that we maintain within RSR, or we also allow partners to set an "Other" value and define their own budget type.

### Goals
The goals for a project consist currently of up to 8 sentences that are limited to 100 characters long. There are no separations of whether these goals contain numbers or figures that can be aggregated.

### Benchmarks
Benchmarks are a sentence containing an explanation of a countable item, and the number itself. Benchmarks are linked to one or more category, so that you are presented with a list of potential benchmarks based on the categories that have been selected for the project.

## IATI Structure
We have implemented the data structure of IATI within the RSR database, but we have not yet moved any of the existing data or started using the new models within projects as yet.

Within the IATI standard, we have the following elements:

- Policy Markers
- DAC 3 and 5 sector codelists
- Budgets
- Transactions
- Results
- Indicators

### DAC 3 and 5 sector codelsts
OECD DAC provides sectors for the industry. These are grouped into sector categories: http://iatistandard.org/codelists/SectorCategory/ and sectors:
http://iatistandard.org/codelists/Sector/.
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