Business with Purpose: Mapping Impact through the Triple Layered Canvas

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Edited and Modified By: 

Ir. Sugeng Endarsiwi, IPM, ASEAN Eng., ACPE (Printing Ink Manufacture Practise)

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What is :

Triple Layered Business Model Canvas

Triple Layer Business Model Canvas (TLBMC) is a tool helping us to explore sustainability-oriented business model innovation. It extends the business dimension of the canvas with the addition of an environmental dimension based on life cycle perspective and a social dimension based on stakeholder perspective.


What is 

Triple Layered Business Model Canvas

The Business Model Canvas consists of nine 'boxes' that capture different elements of the business model. The Canvas has three central elements: value proposition (middle); expense structure and drivers (left); and revenue structure and drivers (right).










The Business Model Canvas

The Business Model Canvas (BMC) helps teams identify and understand their target users by breaking down customer segments and value propositions—and so spurs brands on to define who their customers are and what problems they need to solve.




Here’s an example of a business model canvas as a work in progress:


Overall, remember your canvas is a flexible tool. It’s also a living document that you can revisit and use to find the most effective alternatives. With a clear sense of goals, a keen eye for detail and ear for input, and a readiness to refine this canvas, you can use it to fine-tune the best service prototype every time.


Karawang, Jawa Barat: May 21, 2025

Source:

1. https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/business-model-canvas

2. https://sustainablebusinessmodel.org/


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