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Seven cities recognised for data-driven decision making

25 April 2019

by Jonathan Andrews

Seven cities which have incorporated data and evidence in their decision-making processes have been recognised by Bloomberg Philanthropies.

The What Works Cities certification, a US standard of excellence in city governance, identified Kansas City, Louisville, Washington DC, Memphis, Philadelphia, Scottsdale and Arlington as cities that are using data and evidence to solve local issues and improve residents’ lives.

“Data helps city leaders understand problems and measure success, and it helps citizens hold government accountable for meeting public needs on all the big challenges we face–from promoting health and safety to fighting climate change,” said Michael Bloomberg, founder of Blo...

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