Measuring Liveability in Iranian Cities Using the Global Liveable City Index (GLCI)

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KHORRAMI ZAHRA; MIRZAEE MOGHADDAMEH; FADAKAR DAVARANI MOHAMMAD MEHDI; KHANJANI NARGES

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Journal: Health Scope Year:2021 | Volume:10 | Issue:2 Page(s): 0-0

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Measuring Liveability in Iranian Cities Using the Global Liveable City Index (GLCI)

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KHORRAMI ZAHRA | MIRZAEE MOGHADDAMEH | FADAKAR DAVARANI MOHAMMAD MEHDI | KHANJANI NARGES | Issue Writer Certificate

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Iran

Liveability

Cities

City Benchmarking

Abstract

Background: Urban Liveability and its relationship with health indices is now an emerging topic in health research. In order to conduct Liveability research, initially, the Liveability index should be calculated according to a comprehensive, transparent, and standardized methodology. Objectives: The purpose of this paper was to apply the Global Liveable Cities Index (GLCI), to assess and rank Liveability in 31 Iranian Cities. Methods: The GLCI is based on 114 indicators in five domains, which include economic, environmental, security and stability, sociocultural, and political factors. This study was based on two scenarios. The first scenario was to assign equal weights to each indicator. The second scenario was the Shapley weighing method and allocated different weights to indices. City rankings were calculated and compared in both scenarios. Results: The Cities of Tehran, Sari, and Tabriz generally performed well in the overall Liveability ranking. Tehran ranked first basedon the economic vibrancy and competitiveness domain, while Sari, Karaj, and Tabriz held the second to fourth ranks in both methods, respectively. Tabriz ranked first in the environmental friendliness and sustainability and domestic security and stability domains, and Sari ranked first in the socio-cultural conditions domain. Tehran and Semnan had the first rank in the political governance domain. Conclusions: The findings of this research show that different Cities of Iran are very different in regard to Liveability. These rankings can help policymakers find out what domains need more attention to improve the Liveability of Cities.

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KHORRAMI, ZAHRA, MIRZAEE, MOGHADDAMEH, FADAKAR DAVARANI, MOHAMMAD MEHDI, & KHANJANI, NARGES. (2021). Measuring Liveability in Iranian Cities Using the Global Liveable City Index (GLCI). HEALTH SCOPE, 10(2), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/982670/en

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KHORRAMI ZAHRA, MIRZAEE MOGHADDAMEH, FADAKAR DAVARANI MOHAMMAD MEHDI, KHANJANI NARGES. Measuring Liveability in Iranian Cities Using the Global Liveable City Index (GLCI). HEALTH SCOPE[Internet]. 2021;10(2):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/982670/en

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ZAHRA KHORRAMI, MOGHADDAMEH MIRZAEE, MOHAMMAD MEHDI FADAKAR DAVARANI, and NARGES KHANJANI, “Measuring Liveability in Iranian Cities Using the Global Liveable City Index (GLCI),” HEALTH SCOPE, vol. 10, no. 2, pp. 0–0, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/982670/en

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