🇧🇷Brazil below the national score

Brazil's benchmark profile is a national view of a country with several centers of action. The federal score uses evidence that is comparable across the benchmark countries, so it shows where Brazil's capacity differs from its peers. It does not describe every state, municipality or delivery system: a federal ministry, a state government and a city can face different constraints and still contribute to the same national result. This page adds a sourced state range for one indicator, a map of institutions and the public challenges to Brazil's national scores. None of these is a second score. They show whether a national value is broadly consistent with its parts, where variation is large, which organizations mediate action and where the evidence stops. The state data uses the publisher's coefficient and year, and the benchmark keeps its national display and comparison frame. You can read the two views together, but a state average is not a capability score, and one institution does not explain a whole dimension.