Urban environment quality index in big cities Russia 2021

In 2021, Russian cities were for the fourth time ranked by urban environmental quality index by the national government. Among cities with 100 thousand to 250 thousand inhabitants, Reutov, located in the Moscow Oblast, received the highest score of 268 out of 360 points, based on six criteria and six types of area*. The second leading city in this category was Dolgoprudny.

Russian cities with 100,000 to 250,000 inhabitants with the highest urban environmental quality index in 2021

Characteristic	Index points between 0 and 360
Reutov	268
Dolgoprudny	243
Velikii Novgorod	241
Lyubertsy	241
Krasnogorsk	240
Mytishi	239
Serpukhov	238
Khanty-Mansiysk	237
Odintsovo	235
Korolev	233
Nalchik	233
Taganrog	223
Rybinsk	222
Zhukovsky	222
Arzamas	221

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Release date

November 2022

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Region

Russia

Survey time period

2021

Supplementary notes

Methodology: the index, calculated within the framework of the nationa project "Living and urban area" considered 36 indicators based on six types of area and six criteria. The maximum number of points is 360.

The six types of area are:
Living area and adjacent area;
Green areas, such as parks and gardens;
Socio-business infrastructure and adjacent area;
Socio-entertainment infrastructure and adjacent area;
Road network; and
City-wide area (all territory within city borders).

The six criteria include:
Safety, comfortability, eco-friendliness and well-being, identity and variety, modernity and relevance (opportunities provided to residents), and effectiveness of governance.

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