World Cities Day Quiz

 

London has topped the list of the world’s most sustainable cities. The city has focused on energy efficiency and low zero-carbon infrastructure to target net-zero emissions by 2050. Its standouts next to other large cities because of its procedures with air quality and waste management systems.

 

 

Vienna has been ranked as the most liveable city in the world for the second year in a row. The city is known for its stability, culture and environment, education and infrastructure, and health care

 

 

Tokyo has more than 38 million residents and considered as the largest city in the world if the entire Tokyo metro area is included. Although Tokyo’s population is predicted to be declining, Tokyo is predicted to hold the top spot as the most populated city in the world until 2030.

 

Singapore, Vatican City, Gibraltar, Nauru, Bermuda, Hong Kong, and Monaco are some of the countries that have achieved 100% urbanization. These are all small countries and the inhabited areas are more or less bounded by a single city or a handful of cities.

 

London top the list of the most educated cities in the world, with nearly 59% of residents holding at least a Bachelor degree. Also, the city has the most talented and highly educated workforce, and attract large numbers of international students because of its world-class universities.

 

 

Ghaziabad is a city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh and a part of the National Capital Region of Delhi. Research has shown that Air pollution is a big problem in India and it kills more than 1 million in the country each year. New Delhi’s Problems are caused by gassed and smokes from its sclerotic traffic, diesel generators, and the burning of fossil fuels in cooking, industries, burning waste, and setting fire to fields after crops and harvesting.

 

 

Tokyo tops when it comes to digital security, including reliable and secure access to the internet, ranked second in health security, which means food, water, and air quality are extremely safe in there. Tokyo doesn't have any problem with organized crime, and the personal safety for the average citizen plus tourist is also high.

 

According to: The safest city index, 2019 by the Economist Intelligence Unit