Beograd DRUGI na listi NAJNESIGURNIJIH gradova Evrope
A.Đ. | 24. 02. 2016 - 12:25h

Beograd je drugi najnebezbedniji grad Evrope, navodi se u istraživanju koje je sprovela "Merser", jedna od najvećih HR konsultantskih firmi, koja svake godine istražuje koji su najbezbedniji gradovi na svetu.


Beograd je zbog korupcije uvršten u najnebezbednije gradove Evrope

Kako navode, bezbednost se rangira u odnosu na druge zemlje, unutrašnju stabilnost, kriminal i sprovođenje zakona.

Od 450 zemalja koje su učestvovale u istraživanju, ova firma je napravila listu od 230 najsigurnijih gradova na svetu. Veliki boj evropskih gradova je na vrhu liste bezbednosti, međutim postoje i neka odstupanja koja su priluično iznenađujuća.

Na listi gradova po kvalitetu života kompanije Merser (MERDEr) Beograd je zauzeo 141. mesto među 230 gradova.
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Ovo je lista 17 najnesigurnijih gradova Evrope:

17. Milano (Italija)

Dospeo je na ovo mesto nakon što je FBI upozorio da su St. Petra Bazilika, Doumo i La Skala bili pod pretnjom terorističkog napada.

16. Barselona (Španija)

Na lošem glasu je zbog velikog broja krađa automobila i dragocenosti. Nazivaju je još i "prestonica džeparoša".

15. Belfast (Severna Irska)

Ima relativno nisku stopu nasilnih krivičnih dela u odnosu na druge gradove u Severnoj Irskoj. Međutim, procenat ljudi koji žive u siromaštvu je najveći u Belfastu koji rastura socijalnu stabilnost i rast sitnog kriminala.

14. Talin (Estonija)

Ima relativno nisku stopu nasilnog kriminala, ali je na listi zbog droge i trgovine ljudima od organizovanih ruskih sindikata.

13. Varšava (Poljska)

Ima jednu od najnižih stopa kriminala u zemlji, ali zbog broja političkih protesta koji se se održavaju u Poljskoj našao se na ovoj listi.

12. Pariz (Francuska)

Rangiran je zbog terorističkih napada u kojima je ubijeno 130 ljudi i povređeno više stotina.

11. London (Velika Britanija)

Elin Karetnik, šef Mersera u Velikoj Britaniji kaže da incidenti i napadi u Evropi prate i uticaj na kvalitet života za strance pa se zato ovaj grad nalazi na listi.

10. Bukurešt (Rumunija)

Nije previše poznat po organizovanom kriminalu ali je uvršten u listu zbog široko rasprostranjene korupcije i sitnog kriminala.

9. Zagreb (Hrvatska)

Našao se na listi zbog korupcije.

8 Riga (Letonija)

Na ovom mestu je zbog razvijenog organizovanog kriminala i prostitucije.

7. Rim (Italija)

Ovaj grad je u stanju pripravnosti zbog terorističkih napada sličnim pariskim pucnjavama u novembru prošle godine.

6. Madrid (Španija)

Uvršten je zbog mera štednje koje su dovele do visoke stope nezaposlenosti, posebno među mladima.

5. Budimpešta (Mađarska)

Na listi je zbog masovnog povećanja socijalnih nemira u gradu nakon izbegličke krize. Haos na železničkim stanicama i protestima na ulicama su izbili nekoliko puta kada je mađarski premijer Viktor Orban pokušao da suzbije protok migranata u i kroz zemlju.

4. Sofija (Bugarska)

Poznata je po socijalnim nemirima. Bugarska je najsiromašnija članica Evropske unije, ljudi stalno protestuju protiv vlade zbog penzija i protiv korupcije.

3. Atina (Grčka)

Posle obimnih i dugotrajnih mera štednje, siromaštva i kriminala zauzela je posebno mesto na listi. Priliv migranata i česte demonstracije u ovom gradu su drastično smanjile bezbednost.

2. Beograd (Srbija)

Zauzeo je drugo mesto zbog korupcije i podmićivanja, kao i krađe i vandalizma.

1. Kijev (Ukrajina)

Na prvom mestu je ove liste zbog kontinuiranih građanskih nemira i njegovog odnosa sa Rusijom. Kijev je prepun krađe, vandalizma i nasilnih protesta u kojima je ubijeno ili ranjeno na stotine ljudi.

Blic, odnosno MERDEr



Eto narode. Sad znate. Ne dolazite u Beograd. Provešćete se skoro ko u Kijevu. Ili Mogadišu... Ili Damasku... Maaa sve je to ionako isto... 

Дођеш и пребију те корупција и подмићивање.

Uz duzno postovanje, ovo je tacno.

Naslov je glup i neodgovara istini, ali 200 gr kafe i cokoloda, jedna crvena ili pljeka iz Stepinog vajata cesto resavaju mnogo prekrsaje zakona..

Sto se tice vandalizma, molim, prosetajte centrom i pogledajte one retardirane grafite (ne murale, vec najobicnije takove i zvrljotine), klupe po parkovima i zapisan svaki haustor ili ulaz.

Sto se tice kradja, danas tri klinca od 7-9 godina pocela da vicu da su zaboravili da sidju na stanici... i odzeparise bakutu koja se uznemirila sta ce biti sa jadnom decom..

Kada većina ljudi kaže bezbednost nekog grada, misli na to kolika je šansa da budu opljačkani, ubijeni ili da budu žrtva nekog vandalizma ili nasilja. Ideja da je korupcija jedan od presudnih faktora u proceni bezbednosti nekog grada je ravno ideji da je veličina neke zemlje presudan faktor u oceni kvaliteta života u njoj. Što naravno, nije istina, jer imamo malecki Luksemburg i veliku Kanadu, a u obe zemlje ljudi lepo žive.


Ako je korupcija u Beogradu na 141. mestu, a korupcija u npr. Kopenhagenu duplo manja, šta to znači u praksi? Pa to ne znači da ako šetaš Beogradom, imaš dva puta više šanse da nastradaš nego kad šetaš Kopenhagenom. To ne znači da će policija u Beogradu stići duplo kasnije nego policija u Kopenhagenu. Ne, to znači da će nasilnik koji te je napao u Beogradu imati velike šanse da se posle izvuče iz mardelja, dok onaj u Kopenhagenu neće. Sad naravno... nije to šala, jer labavo pravosuđe znači više povratnika zločinu i samim tim rast kriminala. Ali brate to je postepeni rast, koji se inače dešava po celom svetu jer se sve srozava, a ne kriminalni bum koji Beograd pretvara u najopasnije mesto Evrope.

Uostalom, samo treba pogledati ovu listu i obrazloženja koja stoje na njoj, i svakome će biti jasno da su je pravili ljudi koji nemaju veze s mozgom. Varšava je zajeban grad jer često ima protesta? Pa šta!? Protesti se dešavaju svakog dana u Vašingtonu pa njega niko ne smatra najzajebanijim gradom. Jer nije svaki protest građanski rat. Ako se već sudi na osnovu protesta, nek se uzme u obzir šteta i nasilje na tim protestima, a ne njihov broj. 

Zatim, sama činjenica da ovde nema nekih gradova, što u regionu, što na kontinentu... a koji su poznati kao rupe i stecišta kriminala... takođe govori o stručnosti ovakvih istraživanja.

Što se tiče grafit-degenerika, to jeste veliki problem koji muči Beograd otkako su policiji vezane ruke, ali nismo jedini. I po Evropi je sve više tih umnobolnika i to sad postaje međunarodni problem. Samo što Beograd zbog besparice i haosa ne stiže da izađe na kraj sa time pa ceo grad izgleda ko svinjac. Što, razume se, takođe doprinosi porastu kriminala, ali ne toliko drastično.

У Паризу, Малмеу полиција не залази у поједине квартове, у Келну знамо шта је било, у Лондону војнику одсјечена глава на сред улице, а Београд други на листи.

To.

I u Kijevu se pre godinu dana ranjavali po ulicama, sad toga više nema ali je i dalje grad u rasulu, ne zna se šta ko radi i ko je veća dijabola od frakcija...
A u Atini malo malo pa izgori po koja zgrada i par desetina završi u bolnici usled nereda i haosa...


Al jbg, zajebana korupcija u Beogradu... Mlati koga stigne. 

450 земаља. 

E to je i meni zapalo za oko.    Verovatno su u pitanju gradovi, nego novinar bio lenj kad je kucao. 

Морали су и Русе да убаце. 

U francuskoj vanredno stanje legionari na ulicama...

Srbija...

Ja za Atinu skoro nista lepo nisam cuo. I ovo za grafite, tamo je jos gore nego u Beogradu, recimo izlozi u strogom centru isarani skroz.

I kad vec pominju teroriste, gde je Brisel? Pa jesu li taj grad blokirali za novu godinu, otkazali sve doceke zbog terorista, a nema ga listi...

A evo jos jedne odlicne liste 

http://www.blic.rs/slobodno-vreme/zanimljivosti/kvalitet-zivota-na-balkanu-beograd-u-zlatnoj-sredini-a-evo-ko-je-najgori/476ggep

Минск 190-ти 

Ma jebo njih, nas Sofija sisa 50 mesta ili tako nesto 

Komendija...

Миран град, нема графита, сви иду на спавање у 10. Има смисла. 

Evo Oland moli Argentinu da pomogne izbeglicama...

Lebe mekani koja je to fukara...argentinu...

Pobiše turiste korumpirani činovnici

Jbt al argentina...

Bio ovde onaj srebrni bronzani letac...vec kako...

I prica bio u rusiji..i kaze neko tamo se valja negde...napio se...i sad on ga gleda...a kaze ovim rusima sto mu ne pomognu...

E tako i ovaj oland...brigo moja predji na drugoga...

Al Argentina...jbt meni deset minuta trebalo da mi dodje do svesti sta je reko....

Jbt al tema...

Tema je o jebenoj listi bezbednih i nebezbednih gradova...

Moras biti spreman na sve kad otvaras temu 

izgleda da se na ovoj listi ne misli samo na bezbednost ljudi nego i imovine, a to priznacete jeste bitno

Western European Cities Top Quality of Living Ranking ‒ Mercer

    23 February 2016
    United Kingdom, London

    Personal safety key factor in determining expat quality of living
    Vienna ranks highest in overall quality of living
    Luxembourg ranks highest for personal safety; Baghdad lowest
    London ranks 39th in overall quality of living in UK; 72nd in personal safety

Despite recent security issues, social unrest, and concern about the region’s economic outlook, European cities continue to offer some of the worlds’ highest quality-of-living, according to Mercer’s18th annual Quality of Living survey. Safety, in particular, is a key factor for multinationals to consider when sending expatriate workers abroad, both because it raises concerns about the expat’s personal safety and because it has a significant impact on the cost of global compensation programmes.

“Heightened domestic and global security threats, population displacement resulting from violence, and social unrest in key business centres around the world are all elements adding to the complex challenge facing multinational companies when analysing the safety and health of their expatriate workforces,” said Ilya Bonic, Senior Partner and president of Mercer’s Talent business. “Multinational companies need accurate data and objective methods to determine the cost implications of deteriorating living standards and personal safety issues when compensating expatriates.”

Vienna continues its reign in the top spot for overall quality of living, followed by Zurich (2), Auckland (3), and Munich (4).Vancouver (5) is North America’s highest ranking city, and Singapore is the highest ranking Asian city, holding 26th place. Mercer’s survey also identifies the personal safety ranking for the full list of cities; it is based on internal stability, crime figures, performance of local law enforcement, and the home country’s relationship with other countries. Luxembourg tops the personal safety list and is followed by Bern, Helsinki, and Zurich – all tied in 2nd place. Baghdad (230) and Damascus (229) are the world’s least safe cities according to the ranking. The safest UK cities are Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Glasgow – all ranked in 44th place.

Mercer’s authoritative survey is one of the world’s most comprehensive, and is conducted annually to enable multinational companies and other employers to compensate employees fairly when placing them on international assignments. Employee incentives include a quality-of-living allowance and a mobility premium.* Mercer’s Quality of Living surveys provide valuable data as well as hardship premium recommendations for over 440 cities throughout the world; this year’s ranking includes 230 of these cities.

“Ensuring that the needs of expatriates and their families are met wherever work takes them is an essential part of talent retention and recruitment strategies for most multinationals,” said Slagin Parakatil, Principal at Mercer and responsible for the quality-of-living research. “Managing safety and health issues is of utmost importance, especially for employees who relocate with a family. Our surveys enable companies to take adequate precautions for them.

Mr Parakatil added: “Other elements that add to safety costs in the host location are obtaining suitable and well secured accommodations; having an in-house comprehensive expatriate security programme and providing access to reputable professional evacuation services and medical support firms, and finally, providing security training and guarded office premises.” 

Europe

Despite economic uncertainties, Western European cities continue to enjoy some of the highest quality of living worldwide; they fill seven places in the top-10 list. Vienna continues to lead the ranking and has done so in the last seven published rankings. It is followed by Zurich (2), Munich (4), Dusseldorf (6), Frankfurt (7), Geneva (, and Copenhagen (9). In 69th place, Prague is the highest ranking city in Central and Eastern Europe, followed by Ljubljana (76) and Budapest (77). The lowest ranking cities in Europe are Kiev (176), Tirana (179), and Minsk (190).

European cities also dominate the top of the personal safety ranking with Luxembourg in the lead, followed by Bern, Helsinki, and Zurich, which are tied for the number-two spot. Vienna ranks 5th; Geneva and Stockholm are placed jointly in 6th; and Copenhagen, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Munich, and Nurnberg all share 11th place. A number of key or capital cities do rank considerably lower as many suffered either terrorist attacks or social unrest in the last few years; examples include Paris (71), London (72), Madrid (84), and Athens (124).The recent political and economic turmoil in Greece, which resulted in violent demonstrations in Athens and other cities in the country, has undermined its safety ranking. Kiev (189), St. Petersburg (197), and Moscow (206) rank lowest for personal safety in the region.

Americas

Quality of Living remains high in North America, where Canadian cities dominate the top of the list. Vancouver (5) is the highest ranking city, followed by Toronto (15) and Ottawa (17). In the United States, San Francisco (28) ranks highest for quality of living, followed by Boston (34), Honolulu (35), Chicago (43), and New York City (44). In Mexico, Monterrey (108) is the highest ranking city, whereas Mexico City ranks 127th. The lowest ranking cities in North America are Monterrey (108) and Mexico City (127) and for the Caribbean, Havana (191) and Port-au-Prince (227). In South America, Montevideo (78), Buenos Aires (93), and Santiago (94) remain the highest ranking cities for quality of living, whereas Bogota (130), La Paz (156), and Caracas (185) rank lowest.

Canadian cities all rank high for personal safety, with Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver sharing 16th place, whereas no US cities make the top 50. Kingston (199), Tegucigalpa (201), and Port-au-Prince (211) have the lowest levels of personal safety in the region. In 96th place, Montevideo is South America’s highest ranking city for personal safety; Caracas (214) is the lowest.

Most North American cities remain fairly safe for expatriates. But Mexican cities are ranked relatively low, mainly because of drug-related violence. The recent increase of unemployment in Latin America and Caribbean countries, along with the economic downturn and political instability in some of these countries, explains relatively low rankings in personal safety across the region.

Asia-Pacific

The vast region of Asia has considerable variation in quality of living. In 26th place, Singapore remains its highest ranking city, whereas Dhaka (214) is the lowest. Following Singapore in Southeastern Asia is Kuala Lumpur (86). Other key cities include Bangkok (129), Manila (136), and Jakarta (142). Japanese cities rank highest in Eastern Asia, with Tokyo in 44th place. Other notable cities here are Hong Kong (70), Taipei (84), Shanghai (101), and Beijing (118).

For personal safety, the rankings for Asian cities again vary greatly. Singapore ( ranks highest overall and is followed by five Japanese cities—Kobe, Nagoya, Osaka, Tokyo, and Yokohama—that are tied for 32nd place. Other key cities include Hong Kong (37), Taipei (78), Beijing (97), Seoul (115), New Delhi (142), and Jakarta (172). Following considerable political unrest and terrorist attacks in several tourist areas over the last few years, Bangkok ranked 173rd for personal safety.

New Zealand and Australia have some of the highest quality of living worldwide. Auckland ranks 3rd globally, Sydney 10th, Wellington 12th, and Melbourne 15th. For personal safety, Pacific cities also rank high, with Auckland and Wellington sharing 9th place. Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney share 25th place.

Middle East and Africa

Dubai (75) continues to rank highest for quality of living across Africa and the Middle East, followed by Abu Dhabi (81) and Port Louis (83) in Mauritius. The South African cities of Durban, Cape Town, and Johannesburg rank 85th, 92nd, and 95th respectively. Baghdad (230) ranks lowest regionally and worldwide.

Only a handful of cities in this region place in the top 100 for personal safety—with Abu Dhabi ranking highest in 23rd place, followed by Muscat (29), Dubai (40), and Port Louis (59). Upcoming host of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Doha, ranks 70th for personal safety. Regional geopolitics is highly volatile and characterised by safety concerns, political turmoil, and an elevated risk of terrorism. The lowest ranking cities in the region are Damascus (229) and Baghdad (230), both of which have witnessed continual violence and terrorist attacks that weigh upon the daily life of locals and expatriates.


Methodology

Mercer’s Quality of Living Rankings cover 230 prevalent destinations for globally mobile talent and are based on our Quality of Living Survey, which assesses quality of living conditions in over 440 locations to help multinational companies and other employers fairly compensate employees when placing them on international assignments.

Living conditions are analyzed according to 39 factors, grouped in 10 categories:

    Political and social environment (political stability, crime, law enforcement, etc.).
    Economic environment (currency exchange regulations, banking services).
    Socio-cultural environment (media availability and censorship, limitations on personal freedom).
    Medical and health considerations (medical supplies and services, infectious diseases, sewage, waste disposal, air pollution, etc.).
    Schools and education (standards and availability of international schools).
    Public services and transportation (electricity, water, public transportation, traffic congestion, etc.).
    Recreation (restaurants, theatres, cinemas, sports and leisure, etc.).
    Consumer goods (availability of food/daily consumption items, cars, etc.).
    Housing (rental housing, household appliances, furniture, maintenance services).
    Natural environment (climate, record of natural disasters).

The scores attributed to each factor, which are weighted to reflect their importance to expatriates, permit objective city-to-city comparisons. The result is a quality of living index that compares relative differences between any two locations evaluated. For the indices to be used effectively, Mercer has created a grid that enables users to link the resulting index to a quality of living or hardship allowance amount by recommending a percentage value in relation to the index.


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