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A mashup of the original Business Model Canvas with lean startup methodology built in, this canvas is intended for social entrepreneurs to validate their offering, prioritise what to develop, and message the offering. This could also be used by a government service provider.
The website includes a checklist to evaluate whether you will likely find value in using the canvas.

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Publisher

Akina Foundation

Discipline or practice

Social Innovation

Link to toolkit

https://socialleancanvas.com/

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About this resource

Type

Tool/Toolset

Features

Interactive diagnostic

Country/Territory

New Zealand

Date Published

2013

License

Unknown

Formats

Interactive canvas

Web-based resource

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