The process to develop a Sustainability Model Canvas described in the previous chapter was applied to three different social innovation projects of the CampUs program: Plug Social TV, Shared Garden, and Adaptable Self-Managed Itinerant Pavilion (PAAI in Italian). In this chapter, we illustrate the canvases developed for these social innovation projects and the processes followed to obtain these results. Moreover, we describe the main issues which emerged from the first attempts to identify value propositions, customer segments, and revenue streams leading up to the final Sustainability Model Canvas defined for each project. The workshops and the processes described in this chapter have helped the three social innovation projects to define their economic sustainability path.
Co-design of Sustainability Models: Examples
E Pellizzoni;D Trabucchi;P Landoni
2020-01-01
Abstract
The process to develop a Sustainability Model Canvas described in the previous chapter was applied to three different social innovation projects of the CampUs program: Plug Social TV, Shared Garden, and Adaptable Self-Managed Itinerant Pavilion (PAAI in Italian). In this chapter, we illustrate the canvases developed for these social innovation projects and the processes followed to obtain these results. Moreover, we describe the main issues which emerged from the first attempts to identify value propositions, customer segments, and revenue streams leading up to the final Sustainability Model Canvas defined for each project. The workshops and the processes described in this chapter have helped the three social innovation projects to define their economic sustainability path.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
