In 2016, Institute Choiseul engaged in the study of global economic relations and in cooperation with KPMG published the fourth Energy Index, which evaluated 146 countries of the world in terms of energy competitiveness based on three main indicators - the quality of energy balance (bouquet énergétique), quality and the availability of electricity, and the ecological footprint (l'empreinte environnementale). The countries within...
The World Economic Forum – the leading and most respected international organization for public-private partnerships - has published a new study of 127 countries around the world on their energy supply capabilities in terms of security, accessibility and sustainability. The methodology of the study includes 18 indicators divided into three thematic groups. In the first group, the influence of the energy architecture on economic growth...
The Dubai Innovation Index was conceptualized in 2015. The main idea was to identify Dubai’s position among 28 leading global innovative cities and to measure the competitiveness of its private sector so that further economic growth and improvement might be achieved. Thus, in 2015 the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry partnered with PwC to develop the Innovation Index. For a full version of the 2016 report, please visit the 2016...
Bloomberg L.P. is private financial software, data, and media company headquartered in New York City. It provides financial software tools such as an analytics and equity trading platform, data services, and news to financial companies and organizations. The company annually releases a listing of the world’s most innovative countries, which can be viewed here. Bloomberg's 2017 ranking of the world's 50 most innovative countries focuses...
The 2017 Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI), produced by the independent NGOs Germanwatch and Climate Action Network Europe, as usual, covers 58 countries most responsible for global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels. The authors use an assessment methodology for each country based on 15 different indicators in five categories, the most important of which are Emissions Level and Development of Emissions, comprising 60% of...
Since 2006 Yale University and Columbia University in collaboration with the World Economic Forum have biennially produced The Environmental Performance Index (EPI), which ranks how countries perform on achieving environmental policy goals in two main areas: Environmental Health and Ecosystem Vitality. The tenth 2016 EPI report covers 99 percent of the world’s population and 97 percent of global land area and is the most comprehensive...
