Health Services
13.3%Access to clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, and primary care points.
Prototype using demonstration data. Final scores will be replaced by computed RAI-Next results.
Global Rural Accessibility Observatory
RAI-Next
Measuring rural accessibility beyond roads.
RAI-Next is a prototype platform for comparing how rural populations can reach essential services, facilities, and connectivity across countries using open-data, road-network distance-based methods.
Beyond road connectivity
Rural accessibility is shaped by what roads connect people to: care, education, administrative services, transport options, digital infrastructure, finance, markets, and social facilities.
Top countries in demo data
Nine dimensions of rural accessibility
Education
12.3%Reachability of schools and other educational services.
Administrative Services
9.5%Access to public offices and core administrative support.
Basic Consumer Needs
12.0%Availability of markets, shops, and everyday essentials.
Transportation
13.8%Road-network access to mobility infrastructure and corridors.
Public Transportation
13.6%Access to bus, rail, and shared public transport nodes.
Digital Connectivity
10.2%Proxy access to connectivity and digital service readiness.
Social and Religious Facilities
8.6%Access to social, cultural, and religious facilities.
Financial and ATM Services
9.1%Access to banks, ATMs, and basic financial services.
Transparent methodology and replaceable data
The MVP uses CSV and JSON files under public/data. Real computed RAI-Next outputs can replace the demonstration files without redesigning the user interface.