Safe Cities Index 2021
safecities.economist.com
safecities.economist.com
As for the list itself, this uses a very... odd definition of safe. Their Urban Safety Benchmarking Tool asks:
> Does the city have smart city plan that explicitly focuses on the cybersecurity of the smart city
> What percentage of the city's population has access to the internet
> How many doctors (per 1,000 population) does the city have
> What is the average life expectancy of the population in the city
> What covid-19 mortality rate (per 10,000 population) in the city
> Does the city have a disaster emergency management/city business community plan in place and, if so, how adaptive and effective is it
> Is disaster risk included and accounted for in active state-or-city-level urban planning and design
> What percentage of GDP is spent on social assistance programs
> How prevalent is violent crime in the city
> Does the city masterplan outline specific measures for sustainable growth of the urban centre
> What is the average annual concentration of PM 2.5
> What is the percentage of tree cover within the city
Of which, 1, maybe 2, factors into most people's definition of a safe city.