Knowledge graph.
The CSI is a connected system you can explore.
The Composite Sustainability Index is not a single number. It is a network of weighted metrics, independent data sources, validation checks and hash-linked snapshots.
This interactive graph turns the CSI into something you can inspect directly. Pick a view, hover a node to trace its connections, and click any node to read what it is and how much it counts. The nine metrics, weights and sources are taken from csi-v1.2.0; historical csi-v1.0.0 and csi-v1.1.0 records remain separate. The node and relationship types mirror the graph schema used inside the CSI engine. Views marked Structure show the methodology's shape rather than published data.
The index and the nine weighted metrics that compose it.
View this graph as a list
This view has 10 nodes and 9 relationships. Select a node to load its detail in the panel above.
Nodes (10)
Relationships (9)
- G20 Livestock Population contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- Animal Agriculture GHG contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- Land Use for Animal Agriculture contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- Animal Product Trade contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- G20 Sovereign-19 Livestock Feed Production contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- Animal Product Output contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- Animal Agricultural Employment contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- Consumer Transition Score contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
- Blue-Water Scarcity Pressure contributes to Composite Sustainability Index
Built from the current nine-metric CSI configuration (csi-v1.2.0). Historical csi-v1.0.0 and csi-v1.1.0 records remain separate. Node and edge types mirror the graph schema in the CSI engine. Modes marked “Structure” show the ontology, not published data.
Five views into the same system.
Each view is a different slice of the same underlying graph. Switch between them above the canvas; the accessible list beneath it carries the same nodes and relationships in plain text.
- CSI overview
- The index and the nine weighted metrics that compose it, sized by their share of the score.
- Source provenance
- Every metric traced back to the independent public sources that feed it, with each source's sub-weight.
- Metric relationships
- Contribution weights, plus contextual diagnostic hypotheses shown as dashed links; they are not registered methodology inputs.
- Validation path
- How a raw observation moves through format, cross-source and anomaly checks, manual review and into a snapshot.
- Snapshot lineage
- How snapshots chain to one another, to the methodology version and to the content hashes that make them auditable.
What is real, and what is structure.
The CSI overview, source provenance and metric contribution links are built from real configuration: the nine metric weights, their direction factors and governed source weights are the values the index uses.
The validation and lineage views show the node and relationship types defined by the CSI engine, but not published instances. Published snapshots live on the proof ledger and reproducibility pages. Structural relationships use dashed links and structural nodes use a dashed ring. The Structure label distinguishes these views from published data.
How relationships map to the methodology.
| Relationship | Meaning |
|---|---|
| measures | A data source measures a metric, contributing a sub-weight to it. |
| contributes to | A metric contributes to the CSI in proportion to its normalised weight. |
| validates | A check validates an observation before it can count. |
| triggers review | An anomaly routes an observation to manual review. |
| calculated with | A snapshot is computed against a specific methodology version. |
| supersedes | A snapshot supersedes the previous one, chained by its hash. |
| has artifact | A snapshot, bundle or methodology carries a content hash for audit. |