Public services inventory

Schools and health facilities in the public record.

Find budget-stage rows and DPWH delivery contracts whose titles explicitly name a school, hospital, or health facility. Review the source record, work type, amount, place, and evidence flags without treating a title as proof of a completed facility.

Counting boundary

Budget rows and delivery contracts are never added together as facilities. These are title-classified records, not a count of unique or physically completed buildings.

School records4,722School or classroom explicitly named
Hospital records671Hospital or medical center explicitly named
Health-center records657Health center, rural health unit, station, or facility
New-build wording3,611Construction or establishment explicitly named

Red flags, separated by evidence

Questions for review, never verdicts.

A record may carry more than one flag. The classes explain what kind of source problem or comparison deserves attention.

Stage change

The amount or presence differs between acquired budget stages.

Record contradiction

Fields inside the archived delivery record do not reconcile.

Location review

Coordinates are missing, outside broad bounds, reused, or conflict with labels.

Identity conflict

Exact identifier evidence points to conflicting secondary records.

Coverage gap

Exact secondary evidence, coordinates, or source images are unavailable or conflict.

Repeat family

A normalized project family appears across years or records and may represent phases.

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Inspect the record and its evidence.

Amounts remain labelled by source. A budget-stage amount and a delivery contract budget are not interchangeable and are never summed here.

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What this can establish

Precise wording, limited claim.

Included: explicit facility terms in an acquired title, a transparent work-type rule, source-specific money, and deterministic evidence flags.

Not established: a unique-facility count, physical existence, completion, payment, engineering quality, service readiness, or measured public benefit.

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