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How Do We Properly Account for Social and Human Capital

Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales presents us with some interesting ideas in this article. It’s called Accounting for capital: natural, social and human.

There are some thought-provoking insights here that we just couldn’t help but share. Here’s one of them:

If business does not understand its dependencies on nature, people and society, these are more likely to have a negative impact on business, putting success at risk. Recognising the value of these relationships opens the door to triple-win scenarios that deliver benefits across the system.

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