Analysis
Leaders, distributions, demographic risk and correlations.
Average TPI for each of the 28 provinces, sorted from highest to lowest. Bar colour matches the classification band.
Side-by-side comparison of the four pillars (Accessibility · Availability · Affordability · Adequacy) for selected provinces — surfaces which sub-indices lift or drag the overall score.
How strongly each socio-economic indicator co-moves with TPI across the 265 municipalities. Longer bar = stronger linear relationship; sign indicates direction.
Share of road kilometres in each condition class for the 12 provinces with the most road network.
Each dot is a municipality: x-axis = TPI, y-axis = share of population aged 65+, dot size = total population. The bottom-left quadrant flags low-TPI areas that are also demographically ageing.
The 10 municipalities with the highest elderly share, shown alongside their dependency ratio and disability share — the demographic risk profile behind the multiplier applied to the final score.
Share of the 265 municipalities falling into each classification band — a quick read of how the country splits.