1. MOSCOW URBAN FORUM RESULTS, STATISTICS & FACTS IV MOSCOW URBAN FORUM

2. MOSCOW URBAN FORUM  The Moscow Urban Forum is an annual international conference dedicated to city development, architecture, economics and strategic planning of cities  The Moscow Urban Forum has been held annually since 2011 under the auspices of the Moscow Government  The Forum has established itself as a key international forum for interaction among world-renowned urbanists, city managers and representatives of the business community  At the Forum the opportunities and challenges related to modern megacities are discussed openly, and their development prospects are considered not just in the context of economics and effectiveness of governance, but through the prism of the person – city residents

3. IV MOSCOWURBAN FORUM “Moscow, the largest megalopolis in Europe, is once again initiating dialogue on topical urban planning issues. Today we have a vibrant and developing city. Moscow is a successful global city, which in recent years has taken second place among the world's developing megalopolises for development dynamics. Only Beijing has managed to surpass it. At the same time, Moscow is the capital of an enormous country and it shares its goals, hopes, and ambitions. The city's key projects, such as development of the Metro, road construction, updating rolling stock, and modernization of health care, are projects implemented at the national level, since hundreds of enterprises and thousands of people from around the country are involved in their implementation. Every single ruble invested in Moscow not only brings profit to the city's businesses, but to Russian businesses in all regions”. Sergei Sobyanin, Mayor of Moscow “In the last few years, Moscow has become completely different. It now resembles an international centre and offers true competition to the world's largest cities based on quality of life it provides”. Igor Shuvalov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation “In the past few years, Moscow has been offering a unified state control system that unites and integrates numerous supervisory inspectorates. This has resulted in the "single window" system. In 2015, we will be launching a pilot project to transfer control and supervisory powers from the federal to the regional level. We will do this in Moscow”. Mikhail Abyzov, Minister of the Russian Federation for Open Government Affairs

4. participants 5000 RESULTS OF THE IV MOSCOW URBAN FORUM: 45 COUNTRIES AND 77 RUSSIAN CITIES 4 PLENARY SESSIONS 22 SESSIONS IN THE MAIN PROGRAMME 3 SPECIAL EVENTS OVER 70 FOREIGN SPEAKERS Foreign delegations 22 Over 20 Mayors of the world's cities and Heads of City Administrations in the Russian Federation SINGAPORE – THE FORUM'S PARTNER CITY

5. Australia/Melbourne Austria/Vienna Armenia/Erevan Brazil/São Paulo Hungary/Budapest Great Britain/London, Bristol Germany/Dusseldorf, Leipzig Israel/Tel-Aviv India/Mumbai Spain/Barcelona Italy/Rome, Milan, Palermo Kenya/Nairobi China/Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen Colombia/Bogota Latvia/Riga Lithuania/Vilnyus Mongolia/Ulan Bator Netherlands/Amsterdam, Rotterdam UAE/Abu Dhabi, Dubai Russia/Bergorod, Vladivostok, Vologda, Voronezh, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Rostov-on-Don, Tomsk, Tyumen, Ufa, Chelyabinsk, Yakutsk Singapore/Singapore USA/Washington, New York, Detroit, Cambridge, Chicago Thailand/Bangkok Turkey/Ankara France/Paris, Strasbourg, Nice Philippines/Manila Chile/Santiago SAR/Tshwane South Korea/Seoul Japan/Tokyo CITIES PARTICIPATING IN THE IV MOSCOW URBAN FORUM

6. Mayors of the world's cities:  Strasbourg, France - Roland Ries  Singapore - Teo Ser Luck  Ankara, Turkey - İbrahim Melih Gökçek  Bangkok, Thailand - Sukhumbhand Paribatra  Tel Aviv, Israel - Ron Huldai  Budapest, Hungary - Istvan Tarlos  Mumbai, India - Snehal Ambekar  Tshwane, SAR - Kgosientso Ramokgopa  Erevan, Armenia - Taron Margaryan  Ulan Bator, Mongolia - Erdene Bat-Uul  Riga, Latvia - Nil Ushakov REPRESENTATIVES OF GOVERNMENT DELEGATIONS FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES AND RUSSIA Heads of delegations from administrations of foreign cities:  Hong Kong, China - Paul Chan, Secretary for Development of Hong Kong  Vienna, Austria - Angelika Winkler, Head of the Department for Urban Planning of the City of Vienna  Barcelona, Italy - Vincente Guallart, Chief Architect of the City of Barcelona  Dusseldorf, Germany - Ruth Orzessek-Kruppa, Head of the City Planning Department of the Dusseldorf City Hall  Rome, Italy – Giovanni Caudo, Chief Architect of Rome  Guangzhou, China - Dyao Ailing, Deputy Head of the Secretariat of the People's Government of Guangzhou  Seoul, Korea - Gunso Kim, Chief Information Officer of Seoul Metropolitan Government, Secretary General of the Eorld Electronic Government Organization of Cities and Local Governments (WeGO)  Beijinh, China - Liu Zhi, Deputy Secretary-General, Beijing Municipal Government  C40 - Cristiana Fragola, Regional Director for Europe, C40 Mayors and Heads of Russian Federation Administrations:  Evgeniy Royzman, Yekaterinburg  Alexander Moor, Tyumen  Stanislav Mosharov, Chelyabinsk  Irek Ayalalov, Ufa  Aleksei Litvinov, Vladivostok  Aysen Nikolaev, Yakutsk

7. STAR SPEAKERS OF THE IV MOSCOW URBAN FORUM Antanas Mockus (Colombia) The mayor who took Bogota from the third to the first world. Internationally recognised expert in the field of urban management Huang Weiwen (China) Builder of the fastest growing city in the world - Shenzhen. Specialist in urban planning and development Jeff Howe (USA) Professor of Journalism at Northeastern University in Boston, originator of the term “Crowdsourcing”, author of the book “Crowdsourcing: Why the Power of the Crowd Is Driving the Future of Business” Martin Powell (UK) Former adviser to the Mayor of London. Global Head of Urban Development at Siemens Diego Deponte (Italy) Has lead projects on modeling transport systems in Brazil, China, the US and many other countries Edward Glaeser (USA) World renowned economist, author of seminal works on urban studies in the twenty first century. Harvard professor

8. RUSSIAN FEDERATION GOVERNMENT SPEAKERS IGOR SHUVALOV First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation MIKHAIL MEN Minister of Construction, Housing, and Utilities of the Russian Federation MIKHAIL ABYZOV Minister of the Russian Federation for Open Government Affairs MOSCOW GOVERNMENT SPEAKERS SERGEI SOBYANIN Mayor of Moscow MARAT KHUSNULLIN Deputy Mayor of Moscow Urban Planning Policy and Construction ANASTASIYA RAKOVA Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Chief of Staff for the Mayor and Moscow Government MAXIM LIKSUTOV Deputy Mayor of Moscow Head of the Moscow Department of Transportation and Development of Road Infrastructure NATALIA SERGUNINA Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Regarding Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations PETR BIRYUKOV Deputy Mayor for Housing, Utilities, and Amenities within the Government of Moscow LEONID PECHATNIKOV Deputy Mayor of Moscow on Matters of Social Development

9. SESSION CURATORS AND PARTNERS SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS PARTNERS

10. DECEMBER 11 GLOBAL AGENDA AND RUSSIAN CITIES AGENDA DECEMBER 12 MOSCOW AGENDA BUSINESS PROGRAMME FOR THE FORUM

11. THE CONFERENCE “GOVERNMENT AND CITIZENS: TECHNOLOGIES OF COLLABORATION”  The Conference “Government and Citizens: Technologies of Collaboration” focused on the role of information technologies and mechanisms for involving civilians in city management  The following was demonstrated during the conference:  Public Services Portal  Our City Portal  crowd.mos.ru portal (crowdsourcing projects)  Multifunctional Centre Project to provide State and Municipal Services (“My Documents”)  Moscow Open Data Portal  “Active Citizen” Portal

12. SPECIAL EVENTS ISOCARP School for City Planners ISOCARP School for City Planners – special training event arranged by MUF together with ISOCARP and the Moscow General Planning Research and Project Institute, State Unitary Enterprise Scientific Conference “Urban Talks” A specialized conference for experts and professionals in the field of architecture and urbanism, aimed at finding solutions to topical issues of urban development and discussing emerging trends and problems that may require serious research over the next year. Key international experts, such as Mr. Vincente Guallart, Chief Architect of Barcelona, and Mr. Antanas Mockus, the Mayor of Bogota (1995 and 2001), Mr. Scott McQuire, an expert in the sphere of urban communications, and others spoke at the conference. An Expert Council for the Capital In anticipation of the IV Moscow Urban Forum, the Forum's International Expert Council met in Moscow to discuss development projects for areas adjacent to the Moscow River, as well as sites in New Moscow.

13. ANALYTICAL REVIEWS OF THE IV MOSCOW URBAN FORUM SIX SPECIAL RESEARCH AND ANALYTICAL REVIEWS WERE PERFORMED FOR THE IV FORUM International research works:  Research “World Cities and Nation States: Promoting a New Deal for the 21st Century”  Survey performed by PwC “From Moscow to São Paulo”  Research “Mechanisms of Cooperation Between Citizens and City Government: International Comparisons” Moscow analytical reviews :  “Strategic Master Plan: a Tool for Managing the Future”  “Sociocultural and Economic Development of New Moscow” Study on Russian Cities:  “Fight for Citizens: Human Potential and the Urban Environment”

14.  Over 9,000 citizens visited the lectures, expert discussions, film screenings, exhibitions and workshops that were arranged as part of the festival programme:  The Festival was first held in 2013 and immediately became a full-fledged third day of the Forum. The Forum's open programme is available to a wide audience. THE FORUM'S OPEN PROGRAMME  Events  Urban Talks  University conference  Open pavillion  Scientific battles  Open lectures by international experts  Workshops  Film screenings  Entertainment programs

15. FORUM EXHIBITIONS Moscow Government Exposition: A Comfortable City to Live In Exhibition of electronic services for interaction with residents

16. FORUM EXHIBITIONS Research results exhibition Forum partners exhibition

17. THE FORUM'S ON-LINE AUDIENCE  Online audience coverage – over 3.5 million people  Topics of the Forum's news - TOP of Yandex.News (Russia) (1st place)  The Forum's official hashtag became the Top Tweet of Twitter Russia (1st place)  Live broadcasts of events at the official site were viewed by 15,000 people from 79 countries MEDIA COVERAGE over 1,000 Total number of media broadcasts devoted to the event (November-December 2014) about 450 Reporters 38 Information partners 12 TV channels 47 foreign media 145 interviews conducted at the Forum's site

18. MOSCOW URBAN FORUM MUF Organizing Committee Contacts +7 (495) 650-50-45 welcome@mosurbanforum.ru WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AT THE V MOSCOW URBAN FORUM!