Global Cities survey 2011: Results index

Overall survey results

Overall
Hard Infrastructure
Technology and Innovation
Education
Healthcare
Sustainability
Tax
Financial Competitiveness
Quality of mass transit transport
Law, order and security
Quality of roads
Quality of long distance travel
Technology and Innovation: Availability of co-funding
Quality of technological infrastructure
Education: Availability of qualified city employees
Sickness and absenteeism
Healthcare accessibility
Promotion of green policies and initiatives
Air quality
Efficiency of tax system
Forward visibility of tax liabilities
Connectivity
Breadth and diversity of financial services
Quality and efficiency of regulatory framework
Lowest scores

Methodology

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