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Value Proposition
Time30-90mins
Group Size2-20
Facilitation LevelBeginner
MaterialsPen & Paper / Whiteboard

In this exercise, participants learn to discover and articulate the needs and pain-points that exist within a system to inform the creation of value-creating interventions.

Steps

Step 01

INTRODUCE THE VALUE PROPOSITION CONCEPT

Explain the concept of a value proposition to the team, emphasising the importance of clearly articulating the unique value a mission project or innovation offers in addressing specific needs or challenges.

Step 02

IDENTIFY THE TARGET AUDIENCE

Determine the primary target audience(s) for the mission project or innovation, considering their specific needs, pain points, and expectations, as well as any secondary or peripheral stakeholders.

Step 03

DEFINE THE BENEFITS AND FEATURES

List the key benefits and features of the mission project or innovation, focusing on the ways it addresses the identified needs and pain points of the target audience(s).

Step 04

DIFFERENTIATE FROM ALTERNATIVES

Examine existing or potential alternative solutions or approaches, and highlight the unique aspects of the mission project or innovation that set it apart or make it more effective or desirable.

Step 05

CRAFT THE VALUE PROPOSITION STATEMENT

Synthesise the insights gathered in previous steps into a concise value proposition statement, articulating the unique value of the mission project or innovation in a compelling and persuasive manner. Iterate and refine the statement as needed, ensuring it accurately captures the essence of the project and resonates with the target audience(s).

Value Proposition
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