Business Model Canvas for Living Labs & Lighthouses in the Mission Soil

Demo farm visits

Put farmers in the center of the Living Lab

Research program connected to on-farm experiments

Activities at canteens and restaurants (e.g. menu with farmers)

Food Tasting

Extreme weather events, like floods, droughts, and storms, can damage soil and infrastructure, leading to operational disruptions and increased costs.

The loss of biodiversity can disrupt ecosystem services vital for soil health, such as nutrient cycling and pest control.

Gradual climate changes in temperature and precipitation patterns can affect soil health and crop yields, requiring long-term adaptation strategies

Water scarcity can affect irrigation practices, leading to reduced crop productivity and increased soil salinity

New policies and regulations aimed at environmental protection can impact operational practices. Compliance may require investments in sustainable technologies and practices

Government at local and regional levels, and advisory services

Industrial and technology companies