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BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS Goal: Outlining what you (want to) do and how you make this possible The Business Model Canvas, introduced by Osterwalder and Pigneur, allows you to map out what it is you do and how you go about doing this. It is suitable for both new and existing businesses. Because the format fits on a single page, the canvas can help you clarify the way your business functions and focus on what is most important. It can also be used to explore different options by mapping out alternative organisational structures. For sustainable entrepreneurship, consider adding social and ecological costs and revenues next to the financial ones. You can use the Social Business Model Canvas if there is a relevant distinction to make between those who benefit from your products or services and those who pay for (most of) those products and services. How can I use it? Start with the VALUE PROPOSITION section by outlining how you add value for your customers. List the KEY ACTIVITIES that must be carried out in order to deliver this added value. Describe the physical, intellectual, human and financial KEY RESOURCES that enable these activities. KEY PARTNERSHIPS should include both suppliers and partners. Group your customer base into CUSTOMER SEGMENTS with distinct needs and behaviours. The CHANNELS section should contain the ways you deliver and communicate about your products. Outline the type of CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS you want to build. List the revenue generated in the REVENUE STREAMS section. It can include both one time transactions and recurring payments. The COST STRUCTURE section can be used to include fixed and variable costs resulting from key resources, activities and partnerships. 1 2 3 Deliver Value NETWORK PARTNER www.centre4innovation.org www.impactcity.nl Osterwalder, A., Pigneur, Y. (2010) Business Model Generation: A Handbook for Visionaries, Game Changers, and Challengers

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Page 1: BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS Deliver Value2019/01/03  · Osterwalder, A., Pigneur, Y. (2010) Business Model Generation: A Handbook for Visionaries, Game Changers, and Challengers BUSINESS

BUSINESS MODEL CANVASGoal: Outlining what you (want to) do and how you make this possible

The Business Model Canvas, introduced by Osterwalder and Pigneur, allows you to map out what it is you do and how you go about doing this. It is suitable for both new and existing businesses. Because the format fi ts on a single page, the canvas can help you clarify the way your business functions and focus on what is most important. It can also be used to explore different options by mapping out alternative organisational structures.

For sustainable entrepreneurship, consider adding social and ecological costs and revenues next to the fi nancial ones. You can use the Social Business Model Canvas if there is a relevant distinction to make between those who benefi t from your products or services and those who pay for (most of) those products and services.

How can I use it?

Start with the VALUE PROPOSITION section by outlining how you add value for your customers. List the KEY ACTIVITIES that must be carried out in order to deliver this added value. Describe the physical, intellectual, human and fi nancial KEY RESOURCES that enable these activities. KEY PARTNERSHIPS should include both suppliers and partners.

Group your customer base into CUSTOMER SEGMENTS with distinct needs and behaviours. The CHANNELS section should contain the ways you deliver and communicate about your products. Outline the type of CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS you want to build.

List the revenue generated in the REVENUE STREAMS section. It can include both one time transactions and recurring payments. The COST STRUCTURE section can be used to include fi xed and variable costs resulting from key resources, activities and partnerships.

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BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

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Who do you provide value for?

KEY PARTNERS KEY ACTIVITIES

KEY RESOURCES

VALUE PROPOSITIONS

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS

CHANNELS

COST STRUCTURE

CUSTOMER SEGMENTS

REVENUE STREAMS

How do you add value? How do you reach your audience?

What are the types of relationships you maintain?

How do you generate revenue?

What do you need?

What is most important to do?

What are the costs?

Who do you collaborate with? Who are your suppliers?

Deliver Value

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SOCIAL BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

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KEY PARTNERS & STAKEHOLDERS

KEY ACTIVITIES

KEY RESOURCES

VALUE PROPOSITION

CHANNELS & RELATIONSHIPS

COST STRUCTURE

CUSTOMER SEGMENTS

REVENUE STREAMS

CustomerBeneficiary

Who do you provide value for?

What is the value you want to deliver to benefi ciaries?

How do you reach customers? What are the types of relationships you maintain?

How do you reach benefi ciaries?

How do you generate revenue?

What do you need? What are the activities that you carry out?

What are the costs to carry out activities/interventions?

SURPLUS

What is the value of your product or service to the people who pay for it?

What will your profi ts be used for?

CustomerBeneficiaryWho do you collaborate with?

NETWORK PARTNER

Deliver Value

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SOCIAL BUSINESS MODEL CANVASKEY PARTNERS & STAKEHOLDERS

KEY ACTIVITIES

KEY RESOURCES

VALUE PROPOSITION

CHANNELS & RELATIONSHIPS

COST STRUCTURE

CUSTOMER SEGMENTS

REVENUE STREAMS

CustomerBeneficiary

Who do you provide value for?

What is the value you want to deliver to benefi ciaries?

How do you reach customers? What are the types of relationships you maintain?

How do you reach benefi ciaries?

How do you generate revenue?

What do you need? What are the activities that you carry out?

What are the costs to carry out activities/interventions?

SURPLUS

What is the value of your product or service to the people who pay for it?

What will your profi ts be used for?

CustomerBeneficiaryWho do you collaborate with? METRICS

Deliver Value

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NETWORK PARTNER

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SOCIAL BUSINESS MODEL CANVASKEY PARTNERS & STAKEHOLDERS

KEY ACTIVITIES

KEY RESOURCES

VALUE PROPOSITION

CHANNELS & RELATIONSHIPS

COST STRUCTURE

CUSTOMER SEGMENTS

REVENUE STREAMS

CustomerBeneficiary

Who do you provide value for?

What is the value you want to deliver to benefi ciaries?

How do you reach customers? What are the types of relationships you maintain?

How do you reach benefi ciaries?

How do you generate revenue?

What do you need? What are the activities that you carry out?

What are the costs to carry out activities/interventions?

SURPLUS

What is the value of your product or service to the people who pay for it?

What will your profi ts be used for?

CustomerBeneficiaryWho do you collaborate with?

Access to safe drinking waterLocals/local company that makes the clay � lters using local materials

Creating jobs for locals

Support from Unicef

Donations from indi-viduals

Install water � lters in public spaces in country X, such as schools and churches

US-based non-pro� t Y makes and distributes water � lters so people in country X have access to safe drinking water

Individuals: website

People in country X wit-hout access to safe drinking water

Install water � lters at refugee camps

Disease preventionTime saved on getting clean drinking water

Helping others

A small donation can have a big impact

Outreach via website & maintenance of website

Working with locals to pro-duce the � lters

Clay, � lter production facility

Local labour and non-local labour by people getting do-nations

Material costs, production facility costs, costs of installing and maintaining the � lters, costs of communicating about project

Install new � lters

Installing and maintaining � lters, communicating about � lters to people who need them

Individuals who make donations

NGOs

Charities

Website with possibility to make donations

Sell water � lters locally

Sell water � lters locally

Deliver Value

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NETWORK PARTNER