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CRS Directives, addenda and corrigenda

The CRS Directives (pdf, 09/2007 version) specify the resource flows covered in the database, provide information on the main uses of the data, and give practical instructions for data compilers.

Listed below, the addenda and corrigenda (all in pdf) since the publication of the latest CRS Directives:

• Addendum on Aid for Trade;
• Addendum on types of aid;
• Corrigendum on Programme-Based Approaches;
• Corrigendum relating to the DAC 2001 Recommendation on Untying Official Development Assistance to the Least Developed Countries;
• Corrigendum on Rio markers;
• Addendum on the climate change adaptation marker;
• Corrigendum for markers: biodiversity, climate change mitigation, PD/GG; and 
• Corrigendum on the Channels of Delivery.

Additional information, documents and reporting forms:

• Sector codes or sector classification. See also the 'Rules on the frequency to update purpose codes' ;
• Channel codes or channel codes; 
• What is CRS++ and guidelines for reporting CRS/DAC in converged format are available here. 

Related Documents

Calculation of the grant element of aid loans

User’s Guide to the online Aid Activity database

DAC Statistical Reporting Directives

Methodology: Behind the numbers – reporting instructions, definitions and guidance notes