The short history of measuring Social Capital included two forms of measurement:
- The operationalization of aggregated data e.g. on voluntarism, voting and memberships in groups
- Household questionnaires providing a maximum of correlation factors such as the SOCAT of the World Bank
Open access=social inclusion: since 2016, the World Social Capital Monitor allows citizens to score eight local social goods in 50 languages on any Mobile anonymous without registration. The survey includes the offer to have a qualitative say and to choose a ZIP, district or even village.
The participants of our Webinar are though invited to:
- Test the application by themselves: [ Ссылка ]
- Browse the results from 2021 [ Ссылка ]
The Webinar will include a joint live-demonstration of the survey and the discussion of the last twenty results provided by the participants.
The webinar was on Friday, April 29, 2022, and was part of the regular webinar sessions held by Social Capital Research [ Ссылка ] as part of the Facebook group [ Ссылка ] and LinkedIn group [ Ссылка ]
