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Anna Garcia i Hom

Anna Garcia i Hom

Faculty Member and Senior Researcher at The Research Center of Risk Governance (GRISC)

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Ajuntament de Barcelona

City of Barcelona

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

 

Barcelona City Profile (PDF) from WCCP’s 2011 Summit in Boston

Presentation on Talent Attraction and Retention (PDF) from WCCP’s 2012 Summit in Barcelona

Final Report: Barcelona’s Talent Attraction and Retention Policies (.docx) (.doc) (PDF) from WCCP’s 2012 Summit in Barcelona

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Barcelona has a population of 1,621,537 with an area of 101.4 km2 (39 mi2). They have a GDP per capita output of €39,859 ($53,362.70)

Barri Gòtic is the Center of Old Barcelona


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Survey: Six WCCP cities rank in top 50 of quality of living

Dec 5, 2012 | 0 comments

Survey: Six WCCP cities rank in top 50 of quality of living

  Published: December 4, 2012 When it comes to the city with the highest quality of living in the world, Vienna is tops. That is according to a survey by Mercer, a global consulting firm, released Tuesday that ranks cities all over the world on the basis of quality of living. The Austrian city is number one followed by Zurich (2), Auckland (3), Munich (4) and Vancouver (5). In fact, Europe has 15 cities out of the 25 in the world when it comes to high standard of living.   The cities with the lowest quality of living, says Mercer,...

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The Atlantic Cities: 6 Ideas Every City Should Steal From Barcelona

Nov 30, 2012 | 0 comments

The Atlantic Cities: 6 Ideas Every City Should Steal From Barcelona

      By Brent Toderian Published November 30, 2012   Spain may be facing significant economic and political challenges these days, but Barcelona’s city-building remains one of the best models in the world. Few cities inspire my thinking more. Thus it was a fitting location for the second Global Smart City Expo/Congress, and my invitation to speak was a good excuse to return, and share some of the best “steal-able” lessons. The Congress may have talked a lot about urban technologies, but Barcelona...

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