SNAPSHOT 01
JSON ↗Phase 4 · Comparison & history
Compare evidence.
Not rankings.
Place African infrastructure markets side by side while preserving provenance, confidence, sourced zeros and missing evidence. No aggregate score is calculated.
NO FALSE PRECISIONMissing is not zero · provider context is not national capacity · one snapshot is not a trend
PHASE 5 · COUNTRY INTELLIGENCE
OPEN PROFILES →Move from side-by-side comparison into evidence-linked market profiles and research priorities.
PHASE 6 · DECISION INTELLIGENCE
OPEN WORKBENCH →Move from comparison to evidence-gated decision briefs without ranking markets.
01 / Market comparison
Build a defensible view.
Select two to four markets. Every cell links back to an observation and retains its evidence state.
SELECT MARKETS3 of 4 selected
02 / Release history
History starts with integrity.
The baseline snapshot preserves the exact validated dataset bytes. Future releases must pass the same evidence and checksum gates.
03 / Comparison rules
Guardrails, visible.
These rules are enforced in both the interface and the machine-readable methodology.
Compare evidence cells side by side; do not collapse them into a score.
Keep sourced zero distinct from missing evidence.
Expose claim status, confidence, comparability and provenance for every cell.
Treat the Cassava AI Factory indicator as provider-specific context, never as national AI-compute capacity.
Do not infer trends from one release snapshot.
04 / Machine-readable layer
Use the governed data.
Release, matrix, methodology, snapshot registry and immutable baseline are available as JSON.