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The ratings are based on Richard Florida’s «three Ts» approach which includes Talent, Technology and Tolerance. The final values of the Index were produced using both objective statistical parameters and subjective opinions of a group of creative specialists who assessed the quality of economic and social policy, the comfort of urban environment, the development of infrastructure and services, and the level of tolerance.


The statistical part of the Index uses internationally accepted economic indicators that measure the development of modern technologies and online environment. These indicators are intended to show the degree to which regional creative communities are integrated into the global information environment.


The qualitative part of the Index uses the results of a questionnaire completed by a group of independent experts who were asked to assess the quality and competitiveness of city brands, entrepreneurial projects, and creative initiatives from the viewpoint of current national and global trends.

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Research
1 February 2018
Global Human Capital Report 2017

The world is endowed with a vast wealth of human talent. Too often however, human potential is not realised. This gives rise to very significant social problems that need to be addressed. The Global Human Capital Report 2017 ranks 130
countries on how well they are developing their human capital on a scale from 0 (worst) to 100 (best).

Research
13 February 2019
The Next 20 Years

The Next 20 Years, a new book published jointly by PwC Russia, the Roscongress Foundation, and Vesti.Finance, features forecasts presented by leading entrepreneurs, economists, and politicians at the VESTIFINANCE forum.

Expert opinion
6 September 2018
Fish look for deeper water and people look for the fish

While small and medium-sized businesses are the foundation of developed economies, in Russia they still play a relatively modest role. Andrey Sharonov, President of Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO, talks about how Russians view entrepreneurship — and what entrepreneurs think about the government, what separates a leader from a boss, and why businesses shouldn’t operate ‘in factory mode’.