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Mohammed SADIKI
- Chairman of the urban commune of Rabat
- Other Board of Directors member

overview

Mohammed SADIKI
Chairman of the urban commune of Rabat Other Board of Directors member

Contact:

Hélène

JOURDAN

Project Officer for Learning, Strategic Partnerships & Focal Point for Africa

Population:

1,655,753

Region:

Africa

Member since:

1988

Institution:

Commune Urbaine de Rabat

Website:

http://www.mairiederabat.com

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Metropolitan Indicators
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Metropolitan Indicators
Resulting from a pioneering comparative research on 58 metropolitan spaces including 69 Metropolis members, the 38 metropolitan indicators provide new empirical insights, comparable across jurisdictions, about metropolitan realities across the world.
The indicators will refer to six overarching themes: Metropolitan Governance, Economic Development, Social Cohesion, Gender Equality, Sustainability, and Quality of Life. The framework will also adopt a gender perspective, disaggregating data according to this descriptor, as far as possible.
indicators
Context and governance
1. Metropolitan population **
2. Metropolitan area
3. Density
4. Leadership of policy sectors (survey) ***
5. Fiscal decentralisation
6. Territorial fragmentation
7. Metropolitan coordination
8. National prominence (budget)
9. Fiscal autonomy
10. Total budget per capita
Economic development
1. GDP per capita
2. GDP or Employment share by sector
3. Prominence (GDP)
4. Unemployment***
5. Economic density
6. Informal economy (% of jobs)
Social cohesion
1. Literacy rate*
2. Poverty rate**
3. Income inequality
4. Foreign born population*
5. Murder rate*
Gender equality
1. Share of elected women in local government
2. Women in work force
3. Enrolment of female school-aged population
4. Gender pay gap
5. Legislation on gender equality (survey)****
Environmental sustainability
1. Air quality
2. CO2 emissions
3. Car ownership
4. Green space
5. Waste generated per capita
6. Wastewater collection (% access)
7. Renewable energy (%)
Quality of life
1. Life expectancy*
2. Affordability of housing
3. Affordability of transport
4. Higher education enrolment*
5. Urban fragility index
* Data disaggregated by sex
** Data disaggregated by sex and age
*** See next page
**** This indicator will be developed further based on discussions with Metropolis
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Members:
Abidjan, Accra, Addis Ababa, Antananarivo, Athens, Atlanta, Bamako, Bangkok, Barcelona (área metropolitana), Barcelona (ciudad), Beijing, Bogor, Bogotá, Brazzaville, Bruxelles, Bucharest, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Casablanca, Ciudad de México, Dakar, Durban, Gauteng, Goyang, Grand Lyon, Greater Manchester, Guangzhou, Guarulhos, Gyeonggi, Hanoi, Harare, Incheon, Istanbul, Jakarta, Johannesburg, Karaj, Kuala Lumpur, La Paz, Libreville, Lisboa, Madrid, Mashhad, Medellín, Montevideo, Montréal, Moscow, New Taipei, Nouakchott, Quito, Rabat, Rio de Janeiro, Rosario, San Salvador, Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Seoul, Shanghai, South Tangerang, Tehran, Tijuana, Torino, Toronto, Tunis, Valle de Aburrá

projects

Metropolitan Indicators
Metropolitan Indicators
Resulting from a pioneering comparative research on 58 metropolitan spaces including 69 Metropolis members, the 38 metropolitan indicators provide new empirical insights, comparable across jurisdictions, about metropolitan realities across the world.
The indicators will refer to six overarching themes: Metropolitan Governance, Economic Development, Social Cohesion, Gender Equality, Sustainability, and Quality of Life. The framework will also adopt a gender perspective, disaggregating data according to this descriptor, as far as possible.
indicators
Context and governance
1. Metropolitan population **
2. Metropolitan area
3. Density
4. Leadership of policy sectors (survey) ***
5. Fiscal decentralisation
6. Territorial fragmentation
7. Metropolitan coordination
8. National prominence (budget)
9. Fiscal autonomy
10. Total budget per capita
Economic development
1. GDP per capita
2. GDP or Employment share by sector
3. Prominence (GDP)
4. Unemployment***
5. Economic density
6. Informal economy (% of jobs)
Social cohesion
1. Literacy rate*
2. Poverty rate**
3. Income inequality
4. Foreign born population*
5. Murder rate*
Gender equality
1. Share of elected women in local government
2. Women in work force
3. Enrolment of female school-aged population
4. Gender pay gap
5. Legislation on gender equality (survey)****
Environmental sustainability
1. Air quality
2. CO2 emissions
3. Car ownership
4. Green space
5. Waste generated per capita
6. Wastewater collection (% access)
7. Renewable energy (%)
Quality of life
1. Life expectancy*
2. Affordability of housing
3. Affordability of transport
4. Higher education enrolment*
5. Urban fragility index
* Data disaggregated by sex
** Data disaggregated by sex and age
*** See next page
**** This indicator will be developed further based on discussions with Metropolis
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin at iaculis sem. In venenatis nunc non magna sodales dignissim. Vivamus condimentum, augue a pellentesque ultricies, lectus felis aliquet nisi, vel mattis magna urna ut mi. Ut sit amet vulputate dolor. Nunc sit amet orci et mauris ullamcorper consequat. Maecenas semper urna et dignissim vulputate. Aliquam at bibendum tellus, eu placerat ex.
Nullam consectetur porta rhoncus. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec laoreet cursus velit, id sodales velit iaculis nec. Nam interdum velit ligula, vitae scelerisque risus ullamcorper quis. Ut tellus dolor, auctor bibendum vehicula semper, sagittis sed neque. Phasellus eu condimentum justo. Mauris id mattis nulla. Ut congue consequat rhoncus. Cras at venenatis erat. Nulla luctus justo elit, quis tempus nisi dictum eget. Integer placerat, orci eu ultrices imperdiet, orci lorem sollicitudin nunc, ut maximus elit neque eu tellus. Integer venenatis nunc id nulla imperdiet lacinia. Duis nec condimentum felis.
Maecenas non ante pellentesque, consectetur ante non, maximus sem. Curabitur venenatis, magna in laoreet aliquam, mi orci ullamcorper metus, sed sagittis ipsum lectus ac urna. Mauris vitae tempus ligula. Vivamus tellus urna, malesuada ut sapien vel, ultricies scelerisque nunc. Phasellus quis varius sem, ut mollis ante. Donec sit amet quam et metus tristique tempus vitae vitae quam. Nunc ex nulla, rutrum hendrerit fermentum ac, mollis at purus. Etiam eleifend erat sit amet placerat tincidunt. In ultrices nisi id tortor finibus, id dictum diam aliquam. Vivamus ac arcu magna. Integer eleifend quis nulla vel bibendum. Integer lacinia sollicitudin ante ac venenatis. Cras molestie viverra urna eget vestibulum. Aenean eleifend hendrerit sem at blandit.
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Members:
Abidjan, Accra, Addis Ababa, Antananarivo, Athens, Atlanta, Bamako, Bangkok, Barcelona (área metropolitana), Barcelona (ciudad), Beijing, Bogor, Bogotá, Brazzaville, Bruxelles, Bucharest, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Casablanca, Ciudad de México, Dakar, Durban, Gauteng, Goyang, Grand Lyon, Greater Manchester, Guangzhou, Guarulhos, Gyeonggi, Hanoi, Harare, Incheon, Istanbul, Jakarta, Johannesburg, Karaj, Kuala Lumpur, La Paz, Libreville, Lisboa, Madrid, Mashhad, Medellín, Montevideo, Montréal, Moscow, New Taipei, Nouakchott, Quito, Rabat, Rio de Janeiro, Rosario, San Salvador, Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Seoul, Shanghai, South Tangerang, Tehran, Tijuana, Torino, Toronto, Tunis, Valle de Aburrá