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IMPACT · EVIDENCE-FIRST

Measure what changed.

Baseline → Target → Actual — with clear source, quality, and limitations. No inflated claims. Observed vs modeled, audit-logged.

Baseline → Target → ActualObserved vs modeled
BASELINE
45 min
observed · survey 2024 · n=340 households
Travel time to nearest hospital during monsoon. Measured before intervention.
TARGET
22 min
modeled · after road upgrade · -51%
Engineered target assuming all-weather connectivity. Conservative estimate.
ACTUAL
28 min
observed · post-survey · n=312 households
Post-implementation measured. Gap due to last-mile drainage — next phase.
Observed · verified
TransparencyAll figures carry source, measurement date, and data quality. Estimated impact is always labeled ESTIMATED.API — baselines & actuals →
OBSERVED VS MODELED

We never conflate prediction with measurement.

OBSERVED CHANGES

Travel time 45→28 min measured via household survey (pre/post). Sample: 340 → 312 households. Source: field survey, measurement quality: high.

ESTIMATED IMPACT

Projected 23% reduction in missed school days, 18% increase in clinic visits — modeled from travel-time elasticity. Labeled ESTIMATED until next survey.

Limitations: last-mile drainage not yet upgraded; monsoon 2024 was milder than 2023 baseline. Next measurement: post-monsoon 2025.

How we track a project

  1. 1Baseline — survey → value, source, date, quality.
  2. 2Target — engineered expectation + assumptions.
  3. 3Actual — post-implementation observed measurement.
  4. 4Compare — gap analysis → next phase decision.
GOVERNANCE

Every impact record carries baseline, target, actual, source, quality, limitations. Nothing is presented as fact without provenance.

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