Social capital
Social capital relates to human well-being on a social level, human capital on the individual. It consists of the social networks that support an efficient, society and facilitate social and intellectual interactions among its members. It consists of the social networks that support a productive, cohesive society and facilitate social and intellectual interactions among its members. Social capital is a framework of social trust, norms, and networks that people can draw upon to solve common problems and create social cohesion, e.g. neighbourhood associations, civic organisations, and cooperatives. See also human capital and man-made (manufactured) capital.
Recommended Sustainable Design Series
- How to design sustainable
- A product lifecycle assessment approach to sustainable design
- Cradle to cradle an approach to sustainable design
- Biomimicry as nature builds it
- The Natural Step, a framework for sustainable design
- Design With Nature twelve principles on how to approach sustainable design
- Apply System thinking as an approach to sustainable design I
- Apply System thinking as an approach to sustainable design II
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