The fifth edition of the Cities in Motion Index (CIMI) prepared by IESE Business School evaluates cities’ level of development in relation to nine key areas or dimensions: Economy, Human Capital, Social Cohesion, Environment, Governance, Urban Planning, International Outreach, Technology, and Mobility and Transportation. The CIMI 2018 edition includes 165 cities, including 74 capitals, representing more than 80 countries.
Moscow placed 70th in the overall city ranking and entered top 10 in the Human Capital category.
IMDSmart City Index 2020
Moscow has risen by 16 positions and reached 56th position, leaving Brussels, Paris and Tokyo behind.Read more
HSE (Higher School of Economics)World Cities: Effectiveness of Economic Policy Measures during the Corona Crisis
The study showed that Seoul and Shanghai, followed by Moscow, dealt with the crisis most effectively. Singapor...Read more
WIPOThe Global Innovation Index 2020
Moscow was ranked 32nd, rising one position compared with the previous year.Read more
TholonsServices Globalization Index 2020
Moscow took the 18th place, over the year, Moscow has improved its position in the rating of super-cities by f...Read more
The Ministry of Digital Development will allocate $92.2 million for grants for IT projects
Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation
Moscow Department of Transport and Yandex plan to test self-driving trams in Moscow
Department of Transportation of Moscow
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