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Corridor Readiness Score — methodology

Every corridor on this site carries a 0-100 readiness score built from four axes. This page explains exactly what the score measures, what the tiers mean, and how we label evidence — so the ranking can be audited, not just read.

The four axes

Score = Maturity + Capital momentum + Connectivity + Opportunity

Each axis scores 0-25; the four sum to the 0-100 readiness score. Axes are scored from primary documents (DPIIT/NICDC status reports, CCEA/EPC records, PIB releases, state IDC portals, India Investment Grid), not from media coverage alone.

Maturity (0-25)

How much is actually built and operating today, not announced. Node activation, trunk infrastructure delivered, anchor tenants with ground truth, operating assets.

Capital momentum (0-25)

Scale and credibility of committed capital: CCEA-approved programme size, EPC awards, anchor-tenant commitments with signed agreements, funding structure (GoI, JICA/ADB, state SPVs).

Connectivity (0-25)

Freight corridors, ports, airports, expressways and grid capacity that make the corridor manufacturable: dedicated freight corridor linkage, ICDs, port distance, power availability.

Opportunity (0-25)

Openness of the corridor to new entrants: land availability for non-anchor suppliers, sector breadth, second-tier vendor surface, and how much value is capturable by domestic firms.

Tiers

What the bands mean

Node staging

How nodes are classified

Evidence labels

Verification tags on every claim

Sources are listed per corridor and per node at the bottom of each page, linked to the original document wherever it is public. Where a figure is an official projection (investment potential, jobs), it is labelled as such rather than presented as fact.

The dataset

Take the data with you

The full node dataset — 38 nodes across the eleven corridors, with stage, area, investment, jobs, sectors and anchor tenants — is available as an open CSV under CC BY 4.0 (attribution: Techadyant Labs):

Download corridor-nodes.csv ↓

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