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The Safe Cities Index 2017 has come out with its report on the safest cities across the world – 60 names figure on it. The report is from The Economist Intelligence Unit sponsored by NEC. It is based on the second iteration of the index, which ranks 60 cities across 49 indicators covering digital security, health security, infrastructure security and personal security. The results of the 2017 Safe Cities Index shows a sharp divide in overall levels of safety in fast developing as well as the stagnant developed world. Metro cities Delhi and Mumbai too feature on the list. Check the top 10 cities on the index here:
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Tokyo is on the top spot and shows the strongest performance in the digital security category. It has risen by seven points in the health security category. But it has shown a fall in infrastructure security falling out of top 10. (Reuters)
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Singapore has secured the second spot on the top ten position in the Safe Cities Index 2017. (Reuters)
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Asia is home to some of the world’s safest cities when it comes to personal security, Osaka is one of the top performing cities in this category. The city has grabbed the third spot. (Reuters)
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Toronto has taken the fourth spot and is one of the cities which has performed well on digital security. (Reuters)
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Melbourne is in the fifth position and has ranked among the cities with good infrastructural security. (Reuters)
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Amsterdam takes the sixth position and is among the top four cities to provide digital security. (Reuters)
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Among the top cities providing adequate health facilities, Sydney is on number seventh. (Reuters)
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Among the top cities providing adequate infrastructural security, Stockholm is on number eight. (Reuters)
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Hong Kong ranks ninth among the top 10 cities providing personal as well as infrastructural security. (Reuters)
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Zurich is tenth among the cities which provide both infrastructural as well as health security. (Reuters)
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The other Indian city that made it to the list is Mumbai – at the 45th spot! (Reuters)
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The 2 Indian cities that made it to the list of Safe Cities Index 2017 includes Delhi on the 43rd position! (Reuters)
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