The document discusses steps for developing a business plan for a wood recycling business, including conducting a feasibility study to determine if the business is viable in a given area, identifying routes for waste disposal, answering frequently asked questions about costs and services, creating a business plan with important points like following a successful model and marketing thoughts, developing a budget, ensuring the business is legal, and summarizing the process of understanding the business model, doing a feasibility study, creating a business plan, and analyzing the budget numbers.

1. BUSINESS PLANNING

2. BUSINESS PLANNING – FEASIBILITY STUDY IS IT FEASIBLE IN YOUR AREA? what happens to waste on site? how much do skips cost?

3. BUSINESS PLANNING – FEASIBILITY STUDY ROUTES FOR DISPOSAL – GRADE 3 wood recycling companies waste transfer stations

4. BUSINESS PLANNING – FEASIBILITY STUDY ROUTES FOR DISPOSAL – RESIDUE waste transfer stations skip companies C.A sites

5. BUSINESS PLANNING – FEASIBILITY STUDY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS how much does it cost? can you supply a container? will you take all the wood waste?

6. BUSINESS PLAN

7. BUSINESS PLANNING – BUSINESS PLAN MOST IMPORTANT POINTS FOLOWING A SUCCESSFUL MODEL Wood recycling in context Stats’ from the F/S Marketing thought Personnel

8. BUSINESS PLANNING – BUDGET

9. BUSINESS PLANNING - BUDGET

10. BUSINESS PLANNING - BUDGET

11. BUSINESS PLANNING – BEING LEGAL

12. BUSINESS PLANNING - SUMMARY understand the model do feasibility study do business plan crunch the numbers