Skip to content

Vision templates (By Karol)

234343.png

Idea
Vision Statement
From Idea to Vision
Challange/Problem
Solution (Your design plan)
Prototyping higlights
Elevator pitch

Karol
Food forest everywhere
Cocreating society with nature, not against it.
Food forest is a technology that incorporates the permaculture design. Permacultrue design is a way of creating ecosystem that behave like natural ecosystems. Natural ecosystem are already sustainable, the only threat they face are humans destroying them for their own selfish purpouses. By humans are nature! So by incorporating foodforest we can achive our goals without slowly but surely killing ourselves and our Gaia.
People are so out of alignmnet with nature they forgot it’s a problem. Lack of education and awereness about our current destructive pratices and lack of awereness that there are other ways to grow food.
Create a company/oragnization that focuses on edcutaing people and empowreing them to become selfsuffienct by taking charge of their own nutrition and creating sustaibnable food systems tailoer to their needs.
To be continued
Aren’t you tired of working hard for your food?! Aren’t you tired of eating food that has less and less nutritional value as the years go by? #HOOK# The pleadian gardens are here to make your life easier by utilizing the genius of permaculture desing. Imagine going out to your garden, your own foodforest and experience with all 5 senses the overwheling abundance of your own fruits and vegetables. Ripe and ready to be eaten. Imagine plucking an apple from your own tree, The fresh smell, the bright colours and the perfect taste of your own apple, melting in your mouth an melting your souls. Imagine never having to worry about where your food comes from or what happened to it. You know what happend to it. Gaia nurtred it in your own backyard and all you have to do now is enjoy the fruits of working with nature, not against it.# Value proposition# And look arond! Mother nature has been desinging forests that nurture and feed countless beings for thounsands of years our ancetors lived by the grace of and generosity of these forests. And the best part, thanks to our services you can create your own foodforest, with plants that serve you and your family.#Differantior# All you have to do is to open your mind to the possibilities of cocreating your own abundance and food security, with nature, not against it. So if you’re ready to never have to worry about your food security, reach out to us and we’ll help you design your own foodforest, tailored to your needs and prefrences! #Call to action#

Add how can I help desing it! And why me? What impact will this project have?

Binh
Unbreakable communication
Emergency information platform
Modern network infrastructure is complex and can be wiped easily by disasters or by large-scale attacks. In 2024, a typhoon cut off communication of an entire village in my country, which prevented people living there from getting access to crucial evacuation information in time. The whole village was buried in a land slide, resulting in 59 casualties that could have been avoided. This prompts my invention of an information platform built on radio network, which can prevents tragic disasters like such from happening.
Access to information and communication in disaster zones is a privilege, often with hundreds of dollars worth of radio equipment. This makes it hard to build a redundant system that can be setup quickly in times of emergencies.
I built the first agentic ai platform on radio in the world. Using this platform, you can get accurate information quickly with devices that are only 15-20$. Even more, AI is able to understand the context of your messages and highlight crucial information to first response workers, even signaling them automatically based on your condition.

My prototypes and products are made to be open-source so that everyone can deploy their own network. Functions that are mentioned have already been demoed and gain considerable traction with hobbyists.

But to push this further so that it can make true impact where it needs, we need partnerships with government agencies and more funding to develop more redundant, easy to use devices.

Elena








Greg
Transparent supply-chains can help to save food or recycle products that would otherwise go to waste
🌍🍽️ To make 'healthy and balanced diet' freely BY RIGHT available to everyone through up-cycling food-waste and locally growing nutritious food in a way that creates fair working opportunities and transparent supply chains 👁️
I wanted to see where my food comes from and what processes it goes through exactly. There was no available proper way for it, but the EU digital product passport will speed up this change. There is need for it and the technology is basically ready for it 👁️
image.png
My project addresses the unacceptable worldwide food waste & global hunger using a transparent and easily
understandable supply-chain tracking platform that motivates all stakeholders to be involved

Governance regulations such as DPP (Digital Product
Passport) in the EU
● Economical incentives as both the environmental
impact and profits are predicted with analyses in the a
marketplace
● Community & collective action by a simple-to-use
website with color-coded eco-tags
● Decentralized blockchain (web3) databases with a
marketplace we can all acces tailored action-plans of
how to make more sustainable solutions
● Capacity Building as we create multiple “surfaces” for
this fundamentally complex, interconnected &
interoperable ecosystem of sustainable solutions
How do you know where each ingredient of your food came from and what processes it went through?You usually don’t know... YET :) It’s very difficult to see these, although it would be very important to know. Especially if you want to make sure it’s sustainable or not. Or actually how sustainable it is. That’s why we aim to make DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORT easily understandable in a way that also helps processes of saving food or recycling products.










There are no rows in this table

243342243.png
422343.png
21121.png
1212121121.png
2121.png
Pitches 121.png





info
Use this template to draft your team’s goals, then check your work with the SMART questions laid out in each column.
Clear sample data

SMART framework overview

The SMART framework allows you to set realistic and measurable goals your team can achieve in 2021 and beyond. SMART is an acronym with each letter giving you a mindset for setting goals:

Examples

Team goals
Goals
How is it specific?
How is it measurable?
How is it attainable?
How is it relevant?
How is it time-based?
During our Monday morning 9AM team meeting, get updates from the team on what assets they want to update on the website and publish the changes by Tuesday 9AM. After every update, send changes to the broader company so they are up to date on what’s new on the website.
The goal explicitly names what is required: updates from the team and for those updates to be sent out
Measurement is binary - we either did or did not do it
Easily integrates with the existing team schedule
Works to give visibility to the company at large
Mentions specific days and times - Monday and Tuesday at 9am
2025 1st local hub options.
There are no rows in this table
Nice — this is a fun brief to work with. I made 6 budget-ready activity bundles for your 7-person beVisioneers Budapest hub that keep the total at or under €119 where possible, and that follow your sustainability / “connect with nature” theme. I used current local prices (museum & garden admissions, bike rentals, typical cheap meal prices) and converted to HUF using the ECB/market exchange rate for clarity. All numbers are estimates (with sources) so you can pick the bundle that fits your group’s energy and logistics.
Quick conversion / budget
Budget: €119 ≈ 45,887 HUF (used the ECB / market mid rate ~ 1 EUR = 385.44 HUF). ()

Activity options (for 7 people)

Table 6
Option
What it includes
Key price sources & assumptions
Estimated cost (HUF)
Estimated cost (€)
A — ELTE Botanical Garden + supermarket picnic
Visit Füvészkert (ELTE Botanical Garden) (self-guided) then a picnic you supply from a supermarket (sandwiches, fruit, drinks).
Füvészkert adult ticket ~ 2,200 HUF / person. Picnic ingredients ≈ €5 / person (budget supermarket). ()
Tickets: 15,400 HUFMeal: 13,490 HUFTotal: 28,890 HUF
€75.0
B — Natural History Museum + cheap sit-down “napi menü”
Natural History Museum visit (permanent exhibits) + a mid-price lunch menu (Napi menü) at a local eatery.
NHM permanent ~ 1,600 HUF / person. Typical “napi menü” ≈ €8 / person (affordable lunch). ()
Tickets: 11,200 HUFMeal: 21,585 HUFTotal: 32,785 HUF
€85.1
C — (NOT recommended on this budget) Margaret Is. bike rental for everyone + picnic
1 hour e-/pedal-assist bike or single bike rental on Margaret Island for all 7 + supermarket picnic. (Great for nature + movement)
Go Mobility example price: ~7,900 HUF / bike / hour; picnic estimate as above. This exceeds your budget. ()
Bikes: 55,300 HUFMeal: 13,490 HUFTotal: 68,790 HUF
€178.5 (over budget)
D — Museum of Fine Arts / Ludwig (special exhibitions) + picnic
Gallery visit (Ludwig / Museum of Fine Arts) + picnic. Nice for sustainability/eco-art themes but more expensive.
MFA full ~ 5,800 HUF / person (or similar for big exhibitions). Picnic estimate same. Likely over budget for 7 people. ()
Tickets: 40,600 HUFMeal: 13,490 HUFTotal: 54,090 HUF
€140.3 (over budget)
E — Margaret Island / riverbank nature walk + cheap street food (doner/gyros)
Free nature time on Margaret Island (walk, relax, nature) + cheap street food (doner/gyros) for lunch. Very low cost and strongly nature-connected.
Margaret Island is public (free). Budget street food (doner) observed ~ 500–650 HUF historically (~€2–€3); I used €2.50 / person for estimate. ()
Tickets: 0 HUFMeal: 6,745 HUFTotal: 6,745 HUF
€17.5
F — Natural History Museum + cheap street food
A cultural + nature theme: museum visit then street food / kebab for lunch.
NHM ticket ~ 1,600 HUF / person + cheap street food €2.50 / person. ()
Tickets: 11,200 HUFMeal: 6,745 HUFTotal: 17,945 HUF
€46.6
There are no rows in this table

Notes & practical suggestions

Options A, B, E, F all fit easily inside your €119 total; C and D exceed the budget and are noted as such. (You can still do C or D if you increase the budget or mix & match fewer paid items.) The per-option totals above include all 7 people. (Calculations used 1 EUR = 385.44 HUF.) ()
Why the picnic option works well: buying supermarket ingredients and doing a group picnic reduces cost and deepens connection to nature. Cheap grocery lunch estimate based on local budget meal averages. ()
Margaret Island is a great zero-entry nature option (large park on the Danube) — you can add a low-cost group walk, nature photography prompt, micro-foraging talk (if leader is confident), or a short mindful nature exercise. Bike rentals on the island exist but add cost and may push you over budget. ()
Museum planning: some museums offer reduced / group / evening tickets or guided-tour group pricing — check the museum’s visitor info and ask about small-group discounts or educational rates if any of your members are students/educators. For example, MFA and Ludwig list different ticket tiers and group offers; Natural History has lower permanent exhibition fees. ()
All prices are estimates and can vary by date, special exhibitions, group discounts, student / pensioner status, and current exchange rate. I used museum ticket pages and local price guides for numbers above. ()

Quick recommended plan (low-effort, high-connection) — ready to run

If you want one single recommended itinerary that definitely fits and is easy to organize:
Option A (Recommended)Füvészkert (ELTE Botanical Garden) morning visit (1–1.5 h). Tickets: 2,200 HUF pp. ()
Walk/short tram to a nearby supermarket; buy bread, cheese, fruit, cold drinks — group picnic on a nearby green spot (45–60 min). Budget ~ €5 / person. ()
Optional short reflective circle: 20 minutes of nature-connection prompts (I can provide a 10-point prompt list if you want).
Estimated total: ~28,890 HUF / €75 for 7 people — well within your €119 cap.
Would you like me to:
finalize one of these bundles into a simple one-page itinerary with exact timings & a short nature-connection exercise?
or produce a printable checklist (shopping list for the picnic + supplies we recommend to bring)?
If yes, I’ll create it right away (with the exact numbers above) — and if you pick an option I’ll include short copy you can paste into an event invite.
Great — focusing just on fun team-building activities with your sustainability + nature theme is a smart move. Here are 5 activity ideas around Budapest (for your 7-person group) that fit your budget and theme. I’ve included estimated cost context and a note on sustainability / nature relevance. After this you can pick 1-2 you like and I can check exact local pricing & booking details.

Activity Ideas

1. Escape Room – Communication & Problem Solving

Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Example: Mystique Room supports team-building events. ()
Also: Gozsdu Mission offers escapes for 7 people at ~ 5,290 HUF/person for 7 persons. ()
Budget estimate: 7 × 5,300 HUF ≈ 37,100 HUF (~€96) — fits the €119 budget.
Nature/sustainability twist: Choose a theme/room that leans toward a “mystery in the forest”, “eco-lab”, or “leave no trace” narrative—that ties to your fellowship’s values. If none available, you could ask the escape provider about customizing with a nature/sustainability story.
Pros: indoor, weather-proof, strong teamwork. ​Cons: Less outdoor nature exposure.

2. Outdoor AR / Treasure-Hunt Style Game in Nature

Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Example: According to WofA “Outdoor Escape Rooms” in forest/park settings near Budapest (Pilis, Börzsöny etc.). ()
Budget estimate: These tend to be custom-quoted; you would need to ask for a 7-person rate. Should be lower than major indoor premium escapes—maybe €10-20/person depending on provider.
Nature/sustainability twist: Fully in nature; you can incorporate sustainability prompts (e.g., litter-pick station, nature quiz, plant recognition) as part of the game.
Pros: Strong nature connection, fresh air, less cost maybe.
Cons: Dependent on weather, logistics (transport to forest), may require higher effort to arrange.

3. “Green Mission” Clean-Up Walk + Nature Game

Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
For example: The GREENTRACE initiative in Budapest combined “Walk & Clean” on Margaret Island collecting litter while chatting and doing nature-related prompts. ()
Budget estimate: Very low cost—just transport + maybe small supplies (gloves, bags). Probably under 10,000 HUF for 7 people.
Nature/sustainability twist: Strong fit — nature exposure + meaningful sustainable action.
Pros: Low cost, high value, team feels they did something meaningful.
Cons: More casual, less “structured activity” feel (though you can gamify it). Might need to supply your own snacks/water unless budgeting for that later.

4. Low-Cost Nature Reflection + Walking & Games in a Park

Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Example: Use Margaret Island (public park) or other green space for a nature-walk + structured team-games: e.g., nature scavenger hunt, silent reflection, paired share, photo prompts.
Budget estimate: Free site (public park) + maybe small cost for printed materials or snack. Probably under 5,000 HUF unless you rent equipment.
Nature/sustainability twist: Great for your theme.
Pros: Very low cost, flexible, minimal logistics.
Cons: Less exotic; you’ll need to bring your own facilitation plan to structure the session.

5. Indoor Team-Puzzle Workshop with Sustainability Theme

Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Could be a workshop where the group designs a small “sustainability challenge” (e.g., design a mini-food forest companion-plant garden plan) or solves a sustainability puzzle. Could hire a facilitator or use self-guided materials.
Budget estimate: If using a low-cost venue or public room + materials, you might stay within €50-80 total.
Nature/sustainability twist: Very aligned to your focus on food forests & companion planting.
Pros: Directly aligned to your fellowship’s mission; skills building.
Cons: Less “fun” / active than escape rooms or outdoor games; may feel more like a workshop than outing.

My Recommendation

Given your group (7 people) and budget (~€119) and theme (connecting with nature + sustainability), I’d prioritise Option 2 or 3 (Outdoor AR / Treasure Hunt or Green Mission Clean-Up), and optionally combine with a simpler indoor option like the escape room (Option 1) if you want a two-part session (e.g., morning nature walk + afternoon escape). That way you balance nature connection + teamwork + fun.
If you’d like, I can check 2-3 specific providers right now (near Budapest) with quotes for 7 people for those options (Outdoor AR & Clean-Up Walk) and send you their exact prices + booking links. Would that work for you?
Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.
Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (
CtrlP
) instead.