Stadiums with a capacity above 5,000 spectators.Ĭonvention centers and event spaces located in the target city. Museums and art galleries (art-focused museums non-commercial galleries or those emphasising public display) located in the target city. Theaters, concert halls, and auditoriums used for live performances. Universities ranked within the top 1000 of Times Higher Education's World University Rankings. We invite you to explore, analyze, and create your own findings with the GPICI Explorer.Ĭompanies appearing in the Fortune Global 500 which also have their HQ in the target city. With this tool, users are able to explore patterns that exist within these cities, as well as define their own areas of interest from which data can be downloaded. The Institute for Urban Strategies has created a multifaceted webtool, the GPICI Explorer, that allows the user to not only explore the spatial distribution of indicators in 8 major global cities through an interactive map, but also combine indicators and filter them based on additional data points.
Newly updated, the GPICI 2020 aims to discover these patterns and examine the various relationships that exist between urban facilities, their locations, and the additional underlying data that might intersect them all. Each of these global cities possess an “inner-city” area in which key facilities and services are concentrated, however the distribution of these facilities and the relationships between them differ.
From the time that the first Global Power Inner City Index was published over a decade ago in 2010, the competition between cities to attract talent and business has continued unabated.Īs this competition has intensified, so too has the need for global cities to differentiate themselves by identifying and capitalizing on their unique urban structures.
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