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BENBIZ STORE · SOLIDARITY CIRCLES

Make something possible together.

One person may have land, another a craft, and someone else time to share. A Solidarity Circle brings these contributions together around a common need. These illustrative storefronts show how that could appear in the market.

These storefronts are illustrative; they do not represent established circles or products ready for sale.
A BenBiz image bringing production, work and human connection into one frame.
A woman grower speaking about production in a tomato field
KURUCU RAF · SOLIDARITY CIRCLE EXAMPLE

Local Harvest Shelf · Example Storefront

A sample storefront showing how local vegetables, bakery goods, aromatic plants, pre-production services and non-commercial local-seed exchange could meet within one regional relationship.

Local harvest · aromatic plants · bakery · production readiness · local-seed exchange
ILLUSTRATIVE FILM PLANOne week in the regionA weekly storefront diary concept where different people explain their work from field and bakery to harvest and collection point.≈ 3:30
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A workshop craftsperson examining natural fibre and material samples
KURUCU RAF · R&D AND PRODUCTION CIRCLE EXAMPLE

ObaNova Production Shelf · Future Concept

A future-facing storefront showing how hemp fibre, natural materials, beekeeping and craft work might one day be traced through one production network.

Natural fibre · textiles · materials R&D · beekeeping
ILLUSTRATIVE FILM PLANFollowing the trace of a materialA multi-voice production-film concept where each contributor explains their part from hemp stalk to finished work.≈ 4:00
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ROOM FOR EVERY CONTRIBUTION

Everyone can contribute differently.

Imagine a vegetable garden: one person offers space, another knows how to grow, someone helps harvest and another delivers the produce. Before starting, everyone discusses responsibilities, time and what they will receive in return.

  1. 01Landholder
  2. 02Local grower
  3. 03Expert
  4. 04Processor & craftsperson
  5. 05Logistics provider
  6. 06User

PRODUCTION CHAIN

Start with the need, then bring contributions together.

Suppose we want to bake bread in a neighbourhood or hold a workshop. First we identify the needs: space, knowledge, materials, time and transport. Then we look together at what is available and what is missing. Sharing your contribution through exchange can be a first introduction.

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