Source Intake

Submit corrections, documents, public-source leads, or corridor-risk material for editorial review.

Careful handling by default. Source identity and sensitive material are separated from publication workflows where practicable, and material is reviewed before any public use.

Intake Channels

Initial Contact

Use the contact page to describe the material, correction, or source lead. Do not send highly sensitive documents until an appropriate handling process is agreed.

Document Review

Documents are reviewed for authenticity, relevance, legal sensitivity, source safety, and corridor impact before citation or publication.

Corrections

Corrections should identify the page, disputed claim, suggested replacement, and supporting source.

Source Review

Submitted material is triaged for credibility, relevance, legal sensitivity, source safety, and corridor impact before any publication decision.

What We Investigate

Corrections to public pages, official documents, source leads, public procurement records, project-risk material, environmental documentation, labour and community-impact records, and development-finance implementation evidence.

Important Note

This page is an editorial intake route, not a legal, emergency, or guaranteed anonymity service. Sources facing immediate risk should seek appropriate legal, journalistic, or safety support before sharing sensitive material online.

Submit a Source Lead

Start with a concise description of the material and why it matters to the corridor.

Contact the Intelligence Desk

Source Pack

This page is maintained against institutional source categories rather than anonymous aggregation. Factual claims should be checked against primary disclosures, regulator material, development-finance records, official datasets, company filings, or recognized standards before reuse.

Editorial use: figures, dates, ownership positions, financing terms, capacity claims, and regulatory conclusions are treated as time-sensitive. Where sources conflict, this site prioritizes official documents, audited reporting, public filings, and independently verifiable standards.