Map where citizens are actually asked to pay
The problem
Anti-corruption effort is often aimed at large scandals, while the cost most citizens actually bear is small, routine and continuous.
Why it matters
Routine extraction at the counter is what determines whether a citizen believes the state is theirs.
Proposed solution
An anonymous, aggregated map of transaction points where citizens report being asked to pay, published at office level and never naming an individual.
How it would be implemented
Anonymous structured reporting, aggregated to office level, published only above a minimum report threshold to protect reporters.
Risks, and what we would do about them
Risk
This is defamation-sensitive. False or malicious reports are certain to occur.
Mitigation
Never name an individual. Never publish below a report threshold. Label every report UNVERIFIED. Route to legal review before any publication. Frequency is never treated as proof.