The Social Capital Foundation’s orientation emphasizes the development of an autonomous, vibrant civil society.

We believe that state machinery and government intervention should be massively reduced.

However, this process should not benefit solely a group of capital owners. In no way should it lead to the dismantlement of social rights, poverty, precariousness, and general selfishness.

Government power can diminish only if the organized civil society gradually develops, and if the community spirit gains strength. Society is not a simple collection of individuals. The members of society form a whole, are involved in a link based on shared values and other similarities. Wherever this link is strengthened, society becomes healthier and happier. We propose policies that ensure the social dimension of the market economy, promote the role of the middle class, boost social cooperation and civic participation, and protect cultural identity.