The relationship between moral capital and economic growth has been recognized as a critical factor in the development of sustainable economic systems. Moral capital refers to the intangible assets of an organization or society, including trust, social cohesion, ethical behaviour, and shared values. It is increasingly seen as a vital factor in achieving long-term economic growth and social welfare. Moral capital has been linked to a variety of positive outcomes, including increased trust, social cohesion, and economic performance. This workshop aims to explore the role of moral capital and its relationship with economic growth, specifically in African context. The workshop will provide a forum for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas, share research findings, and discuss practical strategies for enhancing moral capital for sustainable economic growth. We invite the submission of high-quality conceptual, theoretical and empirical papers.
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