Travel-Time Justice: Co-creating a Simple Safe Access Scorecard

​What if the journey—not the road—became fundable?
We’ll co-create a plain-language Safe Access Scorecard that makes travel-time to essential services visible, comparable, and practical across health, education, markets, and emergency care so governments and funders can decide where to invest first and how to track progress.

​Why now

• ​What gets measured gets funded—and proximity (e.g., “2 km to a road”) isn’t the journey.

• ​A simple, equity-centered template can align ministries, donors, and implementers.

• ​UNGA/Climate Week is the moment to agree a “good-enough v1” and pilot.

​What we’ll do

• ​Frame (story): why travel-time tiers (dry/wet season) matter

• ​Lightning look: the scorecard template (+ one static travel-time map image)

• ​Round 1 (tables): use-cases + friction points by sector (health, education, markets, emergency)

• ​Round 2 (tables): propose tier thresholds you’d defend publicly

• ​Share-back & next steps: capture v0 template edits, pilot ideas, and a short feedback plan

​What this is
A usable template anyone can adapt in-country
A way to align sectors on outcomes (minutes saved to services)
A starting point for pilots and shared reporting

​What this isn’t
A proprietary index
A pitch deck
A tech-heavy demo

​Outcome
We’ll publish the open template (v0) with inputs from this room, then host a brief October follow-up to finalize v1 and identify pilot locations.

​Who should join
Policy, program and data leads in health, education, transport, finance, and implementers who care about getting people to services faster and more safely.