Key Principles of Social Enterprises: Has a clear goal as its core purpose

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It is often helpful to organize the segments of a logic model into two main categories: your planned work and your intended results. Inputs and activities are your planned work and describe what resources you may need and actions you need to take to implement your program. Outputs, outcomes, and impact emerge from your planned work and describe your intended results.
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As you may recall from the video, Nawal’s social enterprise proposal was that if she sourced the fish skin destined for the landfill and subsequently cleaned and tanned it, then she could transform the waste into fashionable wallets and sandals fit for sale. As revenue is earned through sales of fish leather products, a portion of the earnings will be reinvested into Nawal’s enterprise to hire a team and upgrade tools and equipment, so she can have an even greater impact on her community.
Nawal believes that her enterprise would satisfy the needs of all stakeholders and is sustainable, reduces fish waste at no expense to the fishing industry or city, improves the quality of the environment, and employs people looking for reliable work.
Help Nawal complete her logic model so she can start sharing her organization's core mission and plan with potential supporters: