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The document discusses the World Council on City Data (WCCD) and its work in establishing a global standard for city data through ISO 37120. It provides an overview of the ISO 37120 standard which includes 100 indicators across 17 themes. It highlights that 63 cities across 26 countries and 40 cities across 12 OECD countries have been certified under this standard. It then shows data examples for various cities to demonstrate how the standardized data can be used. It also mentions that two new standards on smart city and resilient city data are being developed. Finally, it discusses how this standardized city data helps cities track their progress on sustainable development goals and enables sound investment and development decisions.

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THE WORLD
COUNCIL ON
CITY DATA
Nico Tillie, European Director,
World Council on City Data
1st OECD Roundtable on Cities and
Regions for the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs)
Session IV: Measuring SDGs Progress
in Cities and Regions: towards an
OECD Localised Indicator Framework
7 March 2019 | 9h-18h
http://www.dataforcities.org/
Twitter: @WCCityData
Facebook: WCCityData

Cities and the Challenges of Comparative Data
ISO 37120
World Council on City Data

17themes
Economy
Education
Energy
Environment
Fire & Emergency
Response
Governance
Health
Recreation
Safety
Solid Waste
Telecommunications
Transportation
Urban Planning
Wastewater
Finance Shelter Water & Sanitation

40 CITIES ACROSS 12 OECD COUNTRIES
OECD Countries with WCCD Certified Cities: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Finland, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway,
Poland, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, United States

HOW DO
LONDONERS GET TO
WORK?
Percentage of commuters
using a travel mode to work
other than a personal vehicle
74%
London
England

HOW HAS AALTER
BECOME AN
EMERGING SMART
CITY?
Own-source revenue as a
percentage of total revenues
61.4%
Aalter
Belgium

HOW IS TORONTO
CONTRIBUTING TO A
GREENER
ENVIRONMENT?
Percentage of total energy
derived from renewable
sources as a share of the city’s
total energy consumption
31.2%
Toronto
Canada

HOW DOES HELSINKI
DRIVE INNOVATION
WITH OPEN DATA?
Number of internet
connections per 100 000
population
87,039.1
Helsinki
Finland

HOW INNOVATIVE IS
BOSTON?
High number of new patents
registered per 100,000
population.
212
Boston
USA

HOW DOES
GUADALAJARA
PROMOTE ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND
PROSPERITY?
City’s unemployment rate
3.8%
Guadalajara
Mexico

HOW IS THE HAGUE
ATTRACTING DIVERSE
ECONOMIC
INVESTMENT?
Number of businesses per
100,000 population
9,285
The Hague
Netherlands

HOW CONNECTED IS
AMSTERDAM?
Commercial air connectivity
(number of non-stop
commercial air destinations)
220,326
Amsterdam
Netherlands

HOW DOES
BARCELONA MOVE?
Percentage of commuters
using a travel mode to work
other than a personal vehicle
87.8%
Barcelona
Spain

HOW CLEAN IS OSLO’S
AIR?
Fine particulate matter
(PM2.5) concentration
9 µg/m3
Oslo
Norway

HOW IS KIELCE
PROMOTING ECONOMIC
PROSPERITY?
Number of businesses per
100 000 population
11,913
Kielce
Poland

HOW IS PORTO
SUPPORTING A
HEALTHY CITY?
Fine particulate matter
(PM2.5) concentration
5.1
Porto
Portugal

Los Angeles
HOW PROSPEROUS
IS MY CITY?
High number of businesses
per 100,000.
12,316

USING THE DATA:
REPORTS AND
APPLICATIONS

Investable Cities
Index
City Data for City Leaders

Toronto
San Francisco
Chicago
Shanghai-Nanjing

Beyond ISO 37120 – Two new,
demand driven city data
standards are under
development and will be
published in 2019
ISO 37122 –
INDICATORS FOR SMART CITIES
ISO 37123 – INDICATORS FOR
RESILIENT CITIES

THE WCCD AND ISO 37120
LOCALIZING THE SDGS

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
17 Goals for 2030

WCCD President and CEO Patricia
McCarney (Left) with UN Deputy
Secretary General Amina
Mohammed (Right) at the UN World
Data Forum in Dubai.
Dr. McCarney presents Los Angeles Deputy
Mayor Miguel Sangalang with a copy of
WCCD City Data for the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals 2018.

THE VALUE OF MUNICIPAL DATA
AS GENERATED BY THE WORLD COUNCIL ON CITY DATA
DATA THAT IS:
• Globally Standardized (ISO 37120)
• Regularly Reported (Annual Reporting)
• Independent and Third Party Verified (WCCD + Externally
Audited)
• Pre-requisite for sound investment, smart and resilient
city development and localising the SDGs

THE WORLD COUNCIL
ON CITY DATA
Toronto, ON M5S 2H9
Phone +1 416 966 2368
Email info@dataforcities.org
Web www.dataforcities.org
© WCCD 2018, All Rights Reserved

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