ECSL · ஊழல்-அழுத்த சுட்டெண்
Corruption-Pressure Index (CPI_arch)
A structural index of how much architectural pressure a service has placed against corruption — body-cams, audits, rotation, dashboards, whistleblower routing.
Design study plaque · Corruption-Pressure Index (CPI_arch)
ECSL is a public design-research surface under TLTE. No service exists. No operational authority is claimed. In an emergency call UK 999, EU 112, or the relevant Sri Lanka emergency line.Formulae
\text{CPI}_{\text{arch}} = 1 - \prod_{i=1}^{m} (1 - w_i \cdot a_i)\quad \text{where } \sum w_i = 1, \; a_i \in [0,1]Variables
- a_i
- Adoption level of architectural control i
- w_i
- Weight of control i (sums to 1)
- m
- Number of architectural controls (default 6)
Meaning
Inverts a 'failure probability' product. As more architectural controls (body-worn cams, audit cadence, post rotation, public dashboards, protected whistleblowing, asset declarations) reach saturation, the structural opportunity for corruption falls fast. Aligns with ICAC's three-pronged model and the UNCAC architecture.
Interactive sandbox
Corruption-Pressure Index · architecture
Architectural CPI
39
structural pressure against corruption
Sample · illustrative · 0 verified this era
Now · இரு-அடுக்கு (1)
A descriptor of structural pressure against corruption, anchored to ICAC's three-pronged model and the UNCAC architecture. Never a personnel score, never a country score.
Becoming · இரு-அடுக்கு (2)
A composite a future Public Integrity Unit would publish quarterly — showing which architectural controls have advanced, which are stalled, and what the structural risk surface looks like.
Anchor literature
- Hong Kong ICAC · Three-Pronged Strategy
- Transparency International · CPI methodology
- UNCAC 2003
- OECD Anti-Bribery Convention
Honest ceiling
CPI_arch describes architecture, not individuals. It is never used as a personnel score and never used to grade a country.