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GCIF Membership

140 Member Citiesand growing.


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GCIF Membership


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140 Cities

2011, 2nd Quarter

GCIF Membership Growth40 Nations Represented

AfghanistanAustraliaBahrain

BangladeshBrazil

CambodiaCanadaChile

ColombiaEl Salvador

EcuadorFranceGhana

IndiaIndonesiaItalyIranIraq

JordanKenya

Latvia

LiberiaLithuaniaMexico

MongoliaMozambique

NepalNetherlands

NigeriaPeru

PhilippinesPortugal

Saudi ArabiaSouth Africa

SpainSri LankaTanzania

Trinidad andTobago

UAEVenezuela

VietnamUSA

17Cities2009, 1st

Quarter


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Global City Indicators

Structured around themes organized into

two broad categories city services andquality of life


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City Services

Education

Finance

Governance

Recreation

Transportation

Wastewater Energy

Fire and EmergencyServices

Health Safety

Solid waste

Urban Planning Water


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Quality of Life

Civic Engagement

Economy Shelter

Culture

Environment

Social Equity

Technology andInnovation


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GCIF Report


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GCIF Board of Directors - Members

6 Cities

AMMANDURBANKING COUNTY

MILANSO PAULOTORONTO+

6 Organizations

UN HABITATICLEIWORLD BANK

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTOIDRCOECDUNEP

GCIF Advisory Board - MembersAlan Broadbent - Nefise Bazoglu - Jeb Brugmann - Tim Campbell

Art Eggleton - Mila Freire - Michel Lamoureux - Patrick Luciani - Om Mathur

Ali Shabou - Riadh Tappuni


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Partnerships International Partners

White House Urban Affairs

Cities Alliance

The Executive Council, Dubai

World Bank

OECD IDRC

UN-Habitat

ICLEI

UNESCO

UNEP

U.S. (HUD)

Inter-American Devt Bank

CAI Asia; Polis Milan

Maytree Foundation

Global Private Partners

Cisco

IBI Group

Phillips

GDF Suez Baida Finance Group

NEW:

InternationalCorporate AdvisoryBoard (ICAB)


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POTENTIALS EMERGING

IN THE GCIF INDICATORS DATABASE


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GCIF Data Numeric to Visual


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GCIF Sustainability Indicators

Population Density [per Km2]Green area per 100,000 population [ha]GHG Emissions [tonnes per capita]Number of personal automobiles per capitaAnnual number of public transit trips per capitaTotal electrical use per capita

Km of high capacity public transit per 100,000 pop.

PM10 ConcentrationTotal residential electrical use per capita [kW]Domestic water consumption per capita [litres/day]% of wastewater that has received no treatmentTotal water consumption% of city population served by wastewater collection% of solid waste that is recycled

Dwelling density per square kmJobs/housing Ratio


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GCIF Data

GHG

ANDCLIMATE

GCIF Cities Greenhouse gas emissions measured in tons per


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Kathmandu

Dhaka

Mumbai

Sao Paulo

Colombo

Amman

Barcelona

VictoriaRichmond Hill

Vancouver

Ile de France

Surrey

Milan

Clarington

Pickering

Durban

Madrid

Cape Town

Guelph

Toronto

Markham

Portland

Seattle

Dallas

Rotterdam

GCIF Cities - Greenhouse gas emissions measured in tons per

capita

Source: Global City Indicators Facility, ICLEI, World Bank, Kennedy C., Ramaswami A., Carney S., and Dhakal S. (2009), City of Toronto (2007), Kennedy C.,

J. Steinberger, B. Gasson, Y. Hansen, T. Hillman, M. Havranek, D. Pataki , A. Phdungsilp, A. Ramaswami, and G. Villalba Mendez (2009)


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GCIF Forthcoming

Reports

12 Policy Snapshots


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