As a social entrepreneur, you are passionate about addressing food insecurity in your community. Outline the steps you would take to develop and implement a sustainable social enterprise aimed at combating hunger. a) How would you conduct a needs assessment to identify the root causes of food insecurity and the target beneficiaries for your social enterprise? b) Describe the strategies you would use to design a business model that ensures the long-term viability and impact of your social enterprise.

As a social entrepreneur, you are passionate about addressing food insecurity in your community. Outline the steps you would take to develop and implement a sustainable social enterprise aimed at combating hunger. a) How would you conduct a needs assessment to identify the root causes of food insecurity and the target beneficiaries for your social enterprise? b) Describe the strategies you would use to design a business model that ensures the long-term viability and impact of your social enterprise.

Marketing

20th Edition

ISBN:9780357033791

Author:Pride, William M

Publisher:Pride, William M

Chapter4: Social Responsibility And Ethics In Marketing

Section: Chapter Questions

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