Corrections.

Every score in the Civica Index traces to a public data source. If you believe a value is wrong, a methodology decision is flawed, or a Pulse event has been misclassified, you can dispute it here. All submissions are reviewed by the Civica team.

What corrections are for:

CI data errors — a source value was ingested incorrectly, or the underlying dataset has been revised.
CI methodology disagreements — you believe a dimension weight, normalization choice, or composite formula is wrong.
Pulse event issues — an event was misclassified, its severity score is too high or low, it does not belong in the index, it is a duplicate, or a significant event is missing entirely.

Governments, researchers, NGOs, journalists, and any affected party may submit. You do not need to provide your name or email.

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Resolution targets: initial response within 7 days, full disposition within 30 days of submission.