Values

What is social capital value and how do we measure it?

Players of Norway and Scotland greet before their soccer match at the 12th Homeless World Cup soccer tournament in Santiago October 19, 2014. Some 52 teams, including 12 women teams, took part in the tournament which start on Sunday until October 26th. Participants of the tournament are either asylum seekers, homeless or in drug or alcohol rehabilitation. REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado (CHILE - Tags: SPORT SOCCER SOCIETY) - RTR4ARAX

Players of Norway and Scotland greet before their soccer match at the Homeless World Cup in Santiago. Image: REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado

Lesa Ukman
Founder, Lesa Ukman Partnerships
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