Gap profile and summary
The profile reports the gap in each of the eleven domains; the summary reports access, experience, the gap and the gap types identified.
Access exceeds experience in 9 of the 11 domains. Large gaps (20 points or more) occur in family and social relationships (+48.4); health and care (+46.1); and service provision and assistance (+30.0) (access above experience). The gap is under 5 points in 1 of the ten public-service domains. Gap types: Access–Delivery Gap, Administrative-Interface Gap, Organisational–Coordination Gap.
Source: A-SCOPE MENA, Arab Access and Experience Dataset 2026 · non-probability samples; scores describe respondents.
Where it sits
Eleven domains at a glance
AccessExperienceDotted lines: regional averages
Sorted by the gap between access and experience.
Access exceeds experience in 9 of the 11 domains. Large gaps (20 points or more) occur in family and social relationships (+48.4); health and care (+46.1); and service provision and assistance (+30.0) (access above experience). The gap is under 5 points in 1 of the ten public-service domains. Gap types: Access–Delivery Gap, Administrative-Interface Gap, Organisational–Coordination Gap.
Where access most exceeds experience
Experience furthest ahead of access
Samples are not representative: scores describe respondents, not national populations. Comparisons are indicative and small differences carry no weight. See Data and methods. A-SCOPE MENA, Arab Access and Experience Dataset 2026, ten states, N = 1,861. Wave 1 · Release 1.0 · September 2026.