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Local Economic Systems Session 4 Applying the theory to a hypothetical eco-social enterprise Tim Crabtree

& outcomes

The 5 enterprises EnterprisePurpose Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterprisePurposeOutcomes Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterpriseCustomersTheir role in the enterprise Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterpriseOperations Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterpriseSocial Capital Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterpriseFinancial Capital Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterpriseNatural Capital Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterprisePhysical Capital Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

The 5 enterprises EnterpriseHuman Capital Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

Social Capital, e.g. networks & legal format Human Capital, e.g. staff & volunteers Physical Capital, e.g. buildings & equipment Natural Capital, e.g. land, water, sunlight Financial Capital, e.g. grants, loans, reserves Food “operations” Food “services”: Outputs & Outcomes TRANSFORMATIONINPUTSOUTPUTS

Creating sustainable, circular enterprises EnterpriseResource use, waste & pollution minimisation processes Farm with a volunteer programme Care farm Sheep farm Dairy farm Cookery school with farmers’ market

Linking with other enterprises in the local food system Operations Inputs : The 5 Capitals Waste Demand & Consumption Operations Inputs: The 5 Capitals Waste Demand & Consumption Operations Inputs: The 5 Capitals Waste Demand & Consumption Operations Inputs: The 5 Capitals Waste Demand & Consumption Operations Inputs: The 5 Capitals Waste Demand & Consumption 1. Collaboration around inputs 4. Collaboration around waste 3. Collaboration around demand & consumption 2. Collaboration around operations

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