To coincide with the Global Cities Initiative’s international forum in São Paulo, Brazil, the Metropolitan Policy Program is providing economic snapshots of the Brazilian metro areas that rank among the world’s 300 largest metropolitan economies. Using data from the latest Global MetroMonitor, these profiles illustrate how metropolitan areas contribute to national economic growth.
All profiles are available in English and in Brazilian Portuguese. All files are PDFs.
| Baixada Santista English » Portuguese » |
Belo Horizonte English » Portuguese » |
Brasília English » Portuguese » |
| Campinas English » Portuguese » |
Curitiba English » Portuguese » |
Fortaleza English » Portuguese » |
| Grande Vitória English » Portuguese » |
Manaus English » Portuguese » |
Porto Alegre English » Portuguese » |
| Recife English » Portuguese » |
Rio de Janeiro English » Portuguese » |
Salvador English » Portuguese » |
| São Paulo English » Portuguese » |
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