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Business Model Canvas


Key Partners Key Activities Value Propositions Customer Relationships Customer Segments
• Restaurants, cafés, bakeries • Food rescue and redistribution • Reduce food waste, fight
(donors) hunger simultaneously • Community-driven, trust-based • Restaurants, cafés, bakeries
• Community engagement and approach willing to donate
• Local Government Units (LGUs) awareness • Social impact-driven, SDG 2-
aligned initiative • Partnership-driven with LGUs • Homeless and food-insecure
• NGOs, civic groups, barangays • Partnership building with and NGOs individuals
businesses • Provide meals to food-insecure
• Corporate Social Responsibility • App-based real-time • Socially responsible businesses
communities with dignity
(CSR) partners • Manage smart pantry network notifications (CSR partners)
• Low-cost, tech-enabled
• Tech developers (for • Social media and volunteer • Youth volunteers, civic groups
community support system
app/platform) engagement
• Win-win for donors,
• Schools and youth orgs communities, and volunteers
(volunteers)
Key Resources Channels
• Donated surplus food • Micro-pantries strategically
(perishable and non-perishable) placed in barangays
• Partnerships with LGUs, NGOs, • Mobile app for updates and

Neos Ch onos Business and communities


• Tech infrastructure (app, smart
pantry system)
del Canvas Word
volunteer coordination
• Social media for awareness and
advocacy

M • Volunteer network • Word of mouth within local


communities
• Partnership events with donors
and NGOs

Cost Structure Revenue Streams


• App and system development • Donations from businesses and private individuals
• Pantry infrastructure (maintenance, restocking) • Potential B2B partnerships (CSR programs)
• Logistics (volunteer transport, pickups) • Grant funding from NGOs or government sources
• Marketing and community outreach • Future potential: paid sustainability consultancy
• Basic operational costs (admin, training) • In-kind food donations reducing costs significantly

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