Intellectual capital

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Intellectual capital is an organisation's economically valuable knowledge and resources.

It includes:

  • The knowledge and skills of individual employees.
  • The established culture, structures and processes of the organisation itself.
  • Relationships with other organisations.


See also

  • Capital
  • Ecosystem services
  • Environmental profit and loss
  • Human capital
  • Manufactured capital
  • Natural capital
  • Relationship capital
  • Social capital
  • Sustainability
  • Sustainability bond
  • SHE
  • System of Environmental-Economic Accounting
  • World Forum on Natural Capital
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