What city in the world is the least corrupt? (construction, income)

[Ericthebean]

Biggest access to capital among the bottom-most income tier

Lowest poverty %

Modest compensation for the highest most influential leaders,

Anyone's speech is equally given consideration

High voter participation

Communities have a real voice

People are not any less valued regardless of skin color and dress

Is this Auckland, New Zealand?

Copenhagen, Denmark?

How about Lisbon, Portugal?

Montreal?

Seattle?

Budapest

[BIMBAM]

Not Montreal. There is pretty bad corruption at the municipal level, especially with overpaying on construction contracts because of mafia bribes.

[Gentoo]

From this list, Seattle seems to do pretty well. Berkeley, CA does even better.

[Ariete]

Definitely not Lisbon or Budapest.

I'll go with Copenhagen too.

[elnina]

Denmark is the least corrupt country in the world, so, yes - Copenhagen sounds about right.
BTW: lots of European countries lead in that matter.
The most and least corrupt countries in the world

[cmptrwlt]

Least corrupt in EU (incl Norway, Iceland and Switzerland:
Denmark (Copenhagen) 92
Finland (Helsinki) 89
Sweden (Stockholm) 87

Most corrupt in EU (incl Norway, Iceland and Switzerland:
Romania (Bucharest) 43
Italy (Rome) 43
Greece (Athens) 43

Eastern Europe / Central Asia:
Turkey (Ankara): 45
Russia (Moscow): 27
Ukraine (Kiev): 26

[Greysholic]

Judging from that index, Italy looks REALLY corrupted.

[BigCityDreamer]

What percentage of Danes are poor, outside of immigrants?

[viribusunitis]

[Hightower72]

The OP reads to me more like a Russell Brand-esque shopping list of leftist political musings rather than any standardized definition of corruption I can think of.

When I think of anti-corruption, I think of things like administrative transparency, published auditing and so on, not inequality of wealth.