Where an investment reaches more people
GeoScore measures how far each mahalla falls short of the norm — on access to schools, clinics, transport and utility networks. The gap to the norm can be counted in facilities and in people.
Decisions about where to build a school or a clinic are made without a nationally comparable picture of access
Cadastral valuation ignores location quality, even though the difference between centre and periphery is measurable
Reporting to development institutions requires indicators that nobody computes at mahalla level
Investment prioritisation
The shortfall against the norm multiplied by population: a ranked list of territories where the same investment reaches more people.
Access deficit
A map of the gap between the norm and reality for each service — schools, clinics, transport, water, sewerage.
Inequality indicators
The share of population below the norm, and concentration coefficients by region — in the form international development institutions ask for them.
Need a slice for your region or district?
We will walk through the method and compute a pilot slice for an agreed territory