The document discusses social capital and defines it according to the World Bank as the institutions, relationships, and norms that shape a society's social interactions. It notes that social cohesion is critical for economic and sustainable development. Social capital includes five key dimensions: groups and networks, trust and solidarity, collective action and cooperation, social cohesion and inclusion, and information and communication. The economic importance of social capital is also discussed, including how it can integrate society, replace inefficient state institutions, control government and commercial sectors, and build local culture. Common indicators of social capital are also listed such as trust, voluntary organization membership, civic participation, volunteering, and voting. Specific data is then provided about social capital indicators in Lesser Poland.