Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3
The objective of this paper is to synthesize the findings of six individual case studies (Bucaramanga, Colombia; Coimbatore, India; Kigali, Rwanda; Gaziantep, Turkey; Changsha, China; and Tangier, Morocco) by analyzing the similarities and dissimilarities among them and identifying common, cross-cut...
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okr-10986-235732021-04-23T14:04:15Z Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3 Kulenovic, Z. Joe Cech, Alexandra SKILLS SOCIAL PROFILES BUSINESS INCUBATORS CAPITAL MARKETS CITY OFFICIALS ECONOMIC GROWTH BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PRODUCTION MULTIPLIERS BUSINESS COMMUNITY WASTE MANAGEMENT CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE NATIONAL ECONOMIES INCOME DATA SOURCES GDP GROWTH RATE GROUPS ECONOMIC OBJECTIVES GDP PER CAPITA PROGRAMS INFORMATION SERVICES EXPORTS DECISION MAKERS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MAYORS INCENTIVES CAPACITY BUILDING MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS INDUSTRIAL ZONES CONTENT MODELS TRAINING PROGRAMS PLANNING CITIES STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT WEALTH SOCIAL SCIENCES CITY GOVERNMENTS FREE TRADE ECONOMIC STRUCTURES URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRENDS E-GOVERNMENT PLANS COLLABORATION KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS INFLUENCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PER CAPITA INCOME CONSTRUCTION PERMIT TRAINING PARTNERSHIPS RENT DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE EXPERTS FAILURES CRITERIA CENTRALIZATION MARKETS DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES RESEARCH INCOME LEVELS KEY INDUSTRIES DIVIDENDS SOCIAL INDICATORS SERVICE DELIVERY NATURAL RESOURCES CITY DWELLERS TRADE POLICIES TAXES LAND USE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY PPPS HUMAN CAPITAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING CITY LEADERS CAPITAL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE SCIENCE ECONOMIC OUTCOMES INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRANSPARENCY SOFTWARE PARTICIPATION TRAINING INITIATIVES POLITICAL SYSTEMS VALUE COMPETITIVENESS BENCHMARKING CREDIT STAKEHOLDERS STAKEHOLDER GROUPS SOLID WASTE HISTORIC SITES DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES SECONDARY CITIES TOURISM PROMOTION CAPITAL CITIES CULTURAL CENTERS TOURISM DECISION-MAKING DECISION MAKING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT MEASUREMENT CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES BUILDING PERMITS CITY ECONOMIES LAND ACQUISITION POLICY QUALITY OF LIFE CITY COMPETITIVENESS MEDIA GOVERNANCE SOCIAL CAPITAL TAXATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOURISM DEVELOPMENT SLUMS TRADE GDP GOODS THEORY SUPPLY CHAINS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER GROWTH RATE BILATERAL TRADE BUSINESS CLIMATE INVESTMENT BUSINESS LEADERS HOUSING MARKETS PARTNERS MONOPOLIES BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE BUSINESS LICENSING LAW OPEN MARKETS FUNDING DEVELOPMENT AGENCY CITY LIVABILITY ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY COLLECTIVE ACTION TECHNOLOGIES OUTCOMES COST ANALYSIS SEWERAGE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES The objective of this paper is to synthesize the findings of six individual case studies (Bucaramanga, Colombia; Coimbatore, India; Kigali, Rwanda; Gaziantep, Turkey; Changsha, China; and Tangier, Morocco) by analyzing the similarities and dissimilarities among them and identifying common, cross-cutting themes. The intent is to highlight what institutions and strategies successful cities have relied on to spur economic development, under what conditions such success has occurred, and what lessons of this experience might be applicable to decision makers in other cities. 2016-01-05T23:04:26Z 2016-01-05T23:04:26Z 2015-12 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25658344/six-case-studies-economically-successful-cities http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23573 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research China Colombia India Morocco Rwanda Turkey |
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SKILLS SOCIAL PROFILES BUSINESS INCUBATORS CAPITAL MARKETS CITY OFFICIALS ECONOMIC GROWTH BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PRODUCTION MULTIPLIERS BUSINESS COMMUNITY WASTE MANAGEMENT CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE NATIONAL ECONOMIES INCOME DATA SOURCES GDP GROWTH RATE GROUPS ECONOMIC OBJECTIVES GDP PER CAPITA PROGRAMS INFORMATION SERVICES EXPORTS DECISION MAKERS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MAYORS INCENTIVES CAPACITY BUILDING MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS INDUSTRIAL ZONES CONTENT MODELS TRAINING PROGRAMS PLANNING CITIES STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT WEALTH SOCIAL SCIENCES CITY GOVERNMENTS FREE TRADE ECONOMIC STRUCTURES URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRENDS E-GOVERNMENT PLANS COLLABORATION KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS INFLUENCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PER CAPITA INCOME CONSTRUCTION PERMIT TRAINING PARTNERSHIPS RENT DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE EXPERTS FAILURES CRITERIA CENTRALIZATION MARKETS DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES RESEARCH INCOME LEVELS KEY INDUSTRIES DIVIDENDS SOCIAL INDICATORS SERVICE DELIVERY NATURAL RESOURCES CITY DWELLERS TRADE POLICIES TAXES LAND USE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY PPPS HUMAN CAPITAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING CITY LEADERS CAPITAL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE SCIENCE ECONOMIC OUTCOMES INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRANSPARENCY SOFTWARE PARTICIPATION TRAINING INITIATIVES POLITICAL SYSTEMS VALUE COMPETITIVENESS BENCHMARKING CREDIT STAKEHOLDERS STAKEHOLDER GROUPS SOLID WASTE HISTORIC SITES DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES SECONDARY CITIES TOURISM PROMOTION CAPITAL CITIES CULTURAL CENTERS TOURISM DECISION-MAKING DECISION MAKING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT MEASUREMENT CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES BUILDING PERMITS CITY ECONOMIES LAND ACQUISITION POLICY QUALITY OF LIFE CITY COMPETITIVENESS MEDIA GOVERNANCE SOCIAL CAPITAL TAXATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOURISM DEVELOPMENT SLUMS TRADE GDP GOODS THEORY SUPPLY CHAINS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER GROWTH RATE BILATERAL TRADE BUSINESS CLIMATE INVESTMENT BUSINESS LEADERS HOUSING MARKETS PARTNERS MONOPOLIES BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE BUSINESS LICENSING LAW OPEN MARKETS FUNDING DEVELOPMENT AGENCY CITY LIVABILITY ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY COLLECTIVE ACTION TECHNOLOGIES OUTCOMES COST ANALYSIS SEWERAGE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES |
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SKILLS SOCIAL PROFILES BUSINESS INCUBATORS CAPITAL MARKETS CITY OFFICIALS ECONOMIC GROWTH BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PRODUCTION MULTIPLIERS BUSINESS COMMUNITY WASTE MANAGEMENT CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE NATIONAL ECONOMIES INCOME DATA SOURCES GDP GROWTH RATE GROUPS ECONOMIC OBJECTIVES GDP PER CAPITA PROGRAMS INFORMATION SERVICES EXPORTS DECISION MAKERS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MAYORS INCENTIVES CAPACITY BUILDING MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS INDUSTRIAL ZONES CONTENT MODELS TRAINING PROGRAMS PLANNING CITIES STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT WEALTH SOCIAL SCIENCES CITY GOVERNMENTS FREE TRADE ECONOMIC STRUCTURES URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRENDS E-GOVERNMENT PLANS COLLABORATION KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS INFLUENCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PER CAPITA INCOME CONSTRUCTION PERMIT TRAINING PARTNERSHIPS RENT DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE EXPERTS FAILURES CRITERIA CENTRALIZATION MARKETS DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES RESEARCH INCOME LEVELS KEY INDUSTRIES DIVIDENDS SOCIAL INDICATORS SERVICE DELIVERY NATURAL RESOURCES CITY DWELLERS TRADE POLICIES TAXES LAND USE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY PPPS HUMAN CAPITAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING CITY LEADERS CAPITAL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE SCIENCE ECONOMIC OUTCOMES INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRANSPARENCY SOFTWARE PARTICIPATION TRAINING INITIATIVES POLITICAL SYSTEMS VALUE COMPETITIVENESS BENCHMARKING CREDIT STAKEHOLDERS STAKEHOLDER GROUPS SOLID WASTE HISTORIC SITES DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES SECONDARY CITIES TOURISM PROMOTION CAPITAL CITIES CULTURAL CENTERS TOURISM DECISION-MAKING DECISION MAKING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT MEASUREMENT CITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES BUILDING PERMITS CITY ECONOMIES LAND ACQUISITION POLICY QUALITY OF LIFE CITY COMPETITIVENESS MEDIA GOVERNANCE SOCIAL CAPITAL TAXATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOURISM DEVELOPMENT SLUMS TRADE GDP GOODS THEORY SUPPLY CHAINS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER GROWTH RATE BILATERAL TRADE BUSINESS CLIMATE INVESTMENT BUSINESS LEADERS HOUSING MARKETS PARTNERS MONOPOLIES BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE BUSINESS LICENSING LAW OPEN MARKETS FUNDING DEVELOPMENT AGENCY CITY LIVABILITY ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY COLLECTIVE ACTION TECHNOLOGIES OUTCOMES COST ANALYSIS SEWERAGE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES Kulenovic, Z. Joe Cech, Alexandra Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3 |
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The objective of this paper is to synthesize the findings of six individual case studies (Bucaramanga, Colombia; Coimbatore, India; Kigali, Rwanda; Gaziantep, Turkey; Changsha, China; and Tangier, Morocco) by analyzing the similarities and dissimilarities among them and identifying common, cross-cutting themes. The intent is to highlight what institutions and strategies successful cities have relied on to spur
economic development, under what conditions such success has occurred, and what lessons of this experience might be applicable to decision makers in other cities. |
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Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3 |
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Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3 |
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Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3 |
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Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3 |
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Six Case Studies of Economically Successful Cities : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 3 |
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six case studies of economically successful cities : competitive cities for jobs and growth, companion paper 3 |
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