How the village data works
Every figure published on this site comes from one household-by-household field survey of Khai Hithar. This page explains how a form filled at someone's door becomes a number on a public chart, and the rules that protect the families behind it.
How a record becomes a statistic
Every number on this site travels through the same four-stage pipeline.
- Step 1Door-to-door survey
Enumerators record every individual and household on the standard form.
- Step 2Verification
Each record is reviewed and approved before it can affect any figure.
- Step 3Automatic aggregation
Approved records roll up into household and village-level totals.
- Step 4Public reporting
Charts on this site refresh instantly; identifying fields stay private.
The rules we publish under
A record affects no chart until a reviewer approves it. Draft and submitted forms are excluded from every public figure.
Names, CNIC numbers, mobile numbers and photographs are encrypted and never published. Public pages show counts and shares only.
When a group holds fewer than five records, we publish the raw count instead of a rate, so nothing reads as a village-wide claim.
Aggregates recalculate as soon as a record is approved, so this site reflects the survey's true state at any moment.