How We Score
The Republic Index is computed from 5 weighted metrics. Each measures a different aspect of government performance.
Delivery Rate
What percentage of tracked commitments have been fully delivered? This is the hardest metric to move — it requires completion, not just activity.
Average Progress
The mean progress percentage across all tracked commitments. Each commitment is scored 0-100% based on evidence of government action — committee formation, budget allocation, construction started, etc.
Trust Score
What percentage of commitments have verified or partially verified evidence? Higher trust means more data points from multiple independent sources confirm the status.
Budget Utilization
How much of the estimated budget has actually been spent? This tracks whether allocated funds are being deployed. Currently limited — budget execution data from the Finance Ministry is not yet systematically available.
Citizen Sentiment
The ratio of positive to negative public votes on commitments. This reflects what citizens think about government performance based on their direct experience. Voting is open to everyone.
Data Confidence
We only show scores when sufficient verified data exists. When fewer than 5 verified data points are available, the score is flagged as "insufficient" and hidden rather than showing a misleading number.
Our Sources
We automatically collect news and signals from 80+ RSS feeds, 17 YouTube channels, 28 Facebook pages, and government portals. Each signal is AI-classified as: confirms, contradicts, or neutral.
Current Limitations
- • Budget execution data is still incomplete (budget utilization score is low)
- • Citizen voting just launched (citizen sentiment score is low)
- • Historical backfill is currently paused; the tracker focuses on live/current sources
- • Score auto-updates as new evidence becomes available