Civic Score: check it, build it, use it
Your civic score on 1Management reflects your participation and positive impact in your community. The more you report, engage and help resolve local issues, the higher it grows.
What is a civic score?
A civic score is a public indicator of how much you contribute to your community. On 1Management, every citizen has a profile with a civic score that grows as you report genuine issues, engage with other people’s posts, take part in campaigns and follow your complaints through to resolution.
It is not a credit score and is unrelated to your finances. It simply recognises civic participation, and it can be shown as a shareable civic score card with a public link and QR code.
How to increase your civic score
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Report real issues
Post potholes, water logging, broken streetlights and other local problems with photo or video proof and an accurate location.
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Engage with your community
Comment on, like and share civic posts so important issues get noticed by neighbours and authorities.
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Join your constituency
Connect with people in your Vidhan Sabha area through Constituency Connect and vote on the problems that matter most.
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Follow through
Update the status of your complaints and mark issues resolved with proof, so your reports lead to real outcomes.
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Take part in campaigns
Join community initiatives and campaigns to contribute beyond individual complaints.
What you can do with your civic score
Public civic score card
A shareable credential with your score, a public profile link and a QR code.
View your score →Award score to your team
NGOs and teams can recognise members’ civic contribution.
Award civic score →Civic Score API for organisations
Companies, NGOs and civic teams can integrate civic engagement data into their own products through the Civic Score API.
Request API access →Civic score FAQs
What is a civic score?
A civic score is a number on your 1Management citizen profile that reflects how actively you take part in improving your community, such as reporting genuine local issues, engaging with other citizens’ posts and helping get complaints resolved.
How do I check my civic score?
Sign in to 1Management and open your citizen profile. Your current civic score is shown there, along with a shareable civic score card that has a public link and QR code.
How can I increase my civic score?
Report genuine issues in your locality, comment on, like and share civic posts, take part in campaigns and community initiatives, follow up until complaints are resolved, and help others with information or solutions.
What can I do with my civic score?
Your score is a public indicator of your contribution to your community. It can unlock rewards from 1Management partners and Civic Discounts at partner checkouts where a minimum civic score applies.
What is a Civic Discount code?
A Civic Discount code is a one-time code you generate from your citizen profile and paste into the Civic Discount field at a partner’s checkout. Each code is valid for 20 minutes or a single use.
Is a civic score the same as a credit score?
No. A civic score has nothing to do with credit, loans or your financial history. It only reflects civic participation on 1Management.
Can organisations award civic score or use it through an API?
Yes. NGOs and teams can award civic score to their members, and organisations can request access to the Civic Score API to integrate civic engagement data into their own applications.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating a profile, reporting issues and building your civic score on 1Management is free.
Start building your civic score today
Sign in to 1ManagementAlso explore Constituency Connect, the complaints map and civic articles.