Capital Social

Capital social, or social capital, refers to the networks, relationships, trust, and norms shared among people within a community or organization that facilitate cooperation and collective action. It enables individuals and groups to work together efficiently, access resources, and achieve common goals more effectively. High social capital often leads to stronger community bonds, economic development, and improved social well-being, as trust and collaboration reduce the costs of coordinating activities and sharing information. Ultimately, it is the value derived from social relationships that enhances social cohesion and collective resilience.