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It 'London town that offers more opportunities in terms of quality of life, ease of business development, employment and living conditions in general. A witness is the study Cities of opportunity, conducted by PwC biennial, which reconfirms the capital of England at the top of the rankings for the second consecutive time. In second place ranks Singapore, followed by Toronto, Paris and Amsterdam. The only Italian city to be present in the top 20 is Milan, which stands at eighteenth place thanks to the excellent values ​​of the sustainability indicators, health and safety, the environment, infrastructure and transport. The PwC study, which provides a socio-economic assessment of 30 major cities worldwide, shows a good result by European cities, with four positions in the top ten and reassured those who feared post-apocalyptic scenarios brexit. Milan, which keeps the 18th place achieved in 2014 at a global level, in the edition in 2016 won the 9th place for sustainability and quality of the environment thanks to the sub-indicators of capacity in the management of risks related to water scarcity ( 5 °), preparation in case of natural disasters (10 °) and management of the waste cycle (11 °). On average it weighed instead 16th place due to poor air quality. The 16 ° position that Milan holds for transport and infrastructure was favored by the good coverage provided by the public transport service (9th), by its convenience (10 °) and a discreet ease of travel for study or work ( 14 °). To this must be added the fact that the ranking did not take into account the work on expansion of the still ongoing urban metro system, such as the completion of the metro line 5 and the work program related to the development of the metro line 4. Overall, Milan is credited in the international scene as a well-organized cities, livable and dynamic, with a lively cultural and lifestyle all over the metropolitan activities, great opportunities and attractiveness that does not disappoint.
