Understanding Your CDI Score
Your Civic Dedication Index (CDI) score is a comprehensive rating from 0 to 1000 that reflects your overall standing as a citizen of the NDRC. It affects virtually every aspect of your life, from housing allocation to healthcare priority and travel permissions.
Score components
| Component | Weight | Source System |
|---|---|---|
| Chargeability | 35% | UtiliTrack |
| Loyalty Assessment | 25% | Annual Loyalty Verification |
| Compliance Record | 20% | Various (training, submissions, regulations) |
| Productivity Metrics | 15% | COMPASS |
| Community Contribution | 5% | Reporting, civic events, volunteering |
What your score means
| Range | Status | Implications |
|---|---|---|
| 900-1000 | Exemplary | Full access to all services. Priority healthcare. Unrestricted domestic travel. Elite housing eligibility. Medal nominations |
| 700-899 | Good Standing | Standard service access. Normal healthcare scheduling. Standard travel permits approved |
| 500-699 | Needs Improvement | Restricted travel. Reduced healthcare priority. Standard housing only. Additional monitoring |
| 300-499 | Probationary | Weekly mandatory check-ins. No inter-district travel. Reduced energy allocation. Employment restrictions |
| 0-299 | Under Review | Active Ministry of Security case. Severe service restrictions. Movement limitations. Supervised employment only |
How often is it updated?
Your CDI score is recalculated every 15 minutes by COMPASS. Major changes (loyalty verification results, compliance incidents) are reflected immediately. You can check your current score at any time through the View CDI Score service.
Can my score go down suddenly?
Yes. Events that cause immediate score reductions include: failed loyalty verification (-50), missed mandatory training deadline (-30), compliance violation (-20 to -100 depending on severity), late timesheet submission (-5 per occurrence), and security incidents (variable). Being named in a verified suspicious activity report can reduce your score by up to 200 points pending investigation.
Disputes
If you believe your score is incorrect, submit a review request within 14 days. Reviews are conducted by the Chargeability Compliance Board and typically take 10-20 working days. Note: review outcomes can result in further score adjustments in either direction.