The MIB Public Space Score
A trained MIB auditor visits the place and scores it out of 100 across nine areas. The same audit is repeated after the work, so everyone can see what changed.
Cleanliness
Litter, dumping spots, bins and how regularly waste is collected.
Evidence: Photos of the dirtiest and cleanest points; bin count.
Pedestrian Accessibility
Continuous, level, unobstructed footpaths; safe crossings; ramps.
Evidence: Photos along the walking route; width of footpath.
Parking Management
Marked bays, vehicles on footpaths, double parking.
Evidence: Photos at the busiest hour.
Street Vendor Management
Vendors organised without blocking walkers; waste handled.
Evidence: Photos of vending stretch; vendor count.
Infrastructure Condition
Road surface, drains, kerbs, railings, public furniture.
Evidence: Photos of each damaged item.
Greenery and Environment
Trees, shade, planters, water logging, dust.
Evidence: Tree count; photos of green and bare stretches.
Safety and Lighting
Working lights, dark spots, visibility, traffic speed.
Evidence: Evening photos; count of non-working lights.
Aesthetics and Visual Quality
Walls, posters, wires, signboards, overall order.
Evidence: Wide photos of the street face.
Management and Accountability
Who looks after the space; cleaning schedule; complaint response.
Evidence: Names of responsible bodies; schedule if any.
70–100 · A well-kept, usable place.
45–69 · Works, but needs clear improvements.
0–44 · Needs urgent attention.
Only audits done by MIB auditors are shown as scores. The score is a guide for improvement; it is not an engineering, legal or government certificate.