Sustainable economic models in urban agriculture

Most Edible City Initiatives are aiming for a positive change, regardless of business or non-profit model. Even the most basic setup needs equipment, facilities and time. Having a financial plan does not equate a profit-driven motivation, but a strategic approach to sustainability.
In the following video we conclude the essence of financial planning while offering case studies with edible city initiatives, businesses and start-ups.
Through valuable insights on strategies, business and planning, we give examples on the common funding models in urban agriculture: differentiation, diversification and experience.
Watch our Masterclass with Helene Gallis and check out the accompanying factsheets here:
Sustainable economic models in urban agriculture - Differentiation: bit.ly/3uwq2mH
Diversification: bit.ly/3SyUzIu
Experience: bit.ly/498qaIq
Adapting and Improving Financial Status: bit.ly/3HVoBBi
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