You may also change the policy of a city from balanced to other facets that you’d like to focus on. The maximum allotment is based on existing slots (usually increased by constructing districts or emblematic districts of that type). Note 1: The panel at the top of your screen shows you the population of your city that’s assigned to generate food, industry, money, or science. Depending on the location, the tiles/hexes have different yields (i.e., food or industry).
Districts – Districts tend to be the most complicated aspect of city-building and management in Humankind. Ceremonies – Unlocked by religious tenets or civics, ceremonies provide a bonus in cities while active. 
Infrastructures will add bonuses related to various resources once completed.
Infrastructures – These are, technically, built within a city (you don’t actually see them sprawling all over the map). This means you can select the same option in multiple cities so that others can boost production. In some cases, these can be considered “Shared Projects” (i.e., wonders or space/nuclear-related tasks). Projects – Technologies, religion, and claimed Cultural Wonders will eventually unlock new projects that you can undertake. Units – Barring some unique examples, cities are where you’d recruit most of your units. Attached outposts/territories – Later, once you’ve expanded to add more territories into the fold (i.e., via outposts), extra influence or yields from those lands will be added to the parent city. Resource nodes – Similar to outposts, cities can construct extractors to exploit luxury and strategic resource nodes. Main plaza – The main plaza of your city generates influence per turn. Cities have the following notable mechanics:
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