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Contributions of the industry to social systems

last modified 2006-09-07 15:30

The contributions the industry makes to social systems thereby increasing or decreasing human and social capital.

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The industry can contribute in two ways – through changes in the value of its own human and social assets (stocks) or by changing the value of human and social assets held by others (flows). These are dealt with separately as they require different types of measurement.

Desired outcome

The net contribution of the industry to human and social capital is positive and increasing over time.

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This is achieved by maintaining or increasing positive contributions to social systems and reducing or eliminating negative contributions.

 

Indicator

To be developed.

Summary measure

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Results

Summary measures are available for some sub-components. Refer to the component tree.

Responses

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See individual sub-components.

 

Interactions with other components

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See individual sub-components.

 

External drivers

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See individual sub-components.

 

 

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