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The document discusses how systemic design can be applied to local economic development. It provides two case studies: EN.FA.SI, which transformed an agricultural waste stream in Italy into new products through collaboration between partners; and Fondo Noir, which created new products from coffee grounds in Colombia. The document argues that systemic design focuses on using local resources, collaborating within networks, and creating circular economies where the outputs of one system become the inputs of another. This leads to more sustainable local development compared to traditional linear production models.

Education

INDEX
SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR
LOCAL ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
Silvia Barbero, PhD
From waste to taste | Faculty of Economics, Finance and Administration, Belgrade | March 27th, 2015

INDEXINDEX
Territorial values
Systemic Design
Case study 1: EN.FA.SI
Case study 2: Fondo Noir
Conclusion

INDEX
Territorial values
Systemic Design
Case study 1: EN.FA.SI
Case study 2: Fondo Noir
Conclusion

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
TERRITORIAL values

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
TERRITORIAL values
territorial identity
human resources
material resources

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
LINEAR production model
Product= Quantity
Economical Value
Strong Competition
No interested in waste
production
waste
foreign
resources
product output

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
SYSTEMIC DESIGN theory
Balanced involvement
of all stakeholders
Local networks
Wastes are resources
production
local resources
product
output
input
production
output
input
product
production
productoutput
input

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
MODEL innovation
vs
Competition Collaboration
SYSTEMIC
PRODUCTION
MODEL
LINEAR
PRODUCTION
MODEL

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
MODEL innovation
Competition Collaboration
industrial evolution
vs SYSTEMIC
PRODUCTION
MODEL
LINEAR
PRODUCTION
MODEL

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
SYSTEMIC DESIGN principles
input>output
The outputs (wastes) of a system become the
inputs (resources) of another one.
relationships
The relationships developed within the system
generate the open system itself.
autopoiesis
The autopoietic open systems are self-supported
and reproduced, and they evolve together.
act locally
The operational context is prioritised.
man at the center
The relationship between man and context is the
heart of the project.

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
EN.FA.SI. project
https://vimeo.com/enfasi

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
EN.FA.SI. linear system

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
6 initial partners

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
EN.FA.SI. systemic approach

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
EN.FA.SI. systemic approach
auxiliary
insects
micro-
organism
preserving
seeds
antagonist
fungi
water
CreSo – Agroinnova Arese Franco
seeds
power
oil oiloil
animal feed
organic
material
purified
water
irrigation
water
10
km
90
km
growing
seeding selection
harvesting
stocking
wires
wires
poles
poles
power
organic
fertilizer
livestock
paper
production
polymer
production
plant
biomass
flacked
bean
entire
bean
cosmetics
Geovita North West
Technologies
local
Molino
Borgo San Dalmazzo
local
extraction
liquid
proteins
120
km
110
km
5 km
mill-
working
cold
dehytration
hot dehy-
dration
packing
consumption
distribution
cooking
power powerpower
refining
purified
water
grey
water
plant depuration
oil
bioplastic
film
oil
boxes
energy

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
EN.FA.SI. new products
fresh beans bean flakes precooked beans
water purification animal feeding paper/cardboard extraction liquid organic fertilizer
Products derived from systemic approach:

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
11 initial partners

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
COFFEE GROUNDS properties

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
COFFEE GROUNDS new system

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
COFFEE GROUNDS local system

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
COFFEE GROUNDS new products
OIL
NATURAL INK
MUSHROOMS
RECYCLED PAPER

SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero
Players relationships

“Uniformity and diversity are not
just patterns of land use, they are
ways of thinking and ways of living.”
Vandana Shiva, 1995

Silvia Barbero, PhD
Assistant Professor
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Department of Architecture and Design
viale Mattioli 39
10125 Torino, Italy
t: +39 349 76 33 793
e: silvia.barbero@polito.it
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1. INDEX SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Silvia Barbero, PhD From waste to taste | Faculty of Economics, Finance and Administration, Belgrade | March 27th, 2015

2. INDEXINDEX Territorial values Systemic Design Case study 1: EN.FA.SI Case study 2: Fondo Noir Conclusion

3. INDEX Territorial values Systemic Design Case study 1: EN.FA.SI Case study 2: Fondo Noir Conclusion

4. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero TERRITORIAL values

5. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero TERRITORIAL values territorial identity human resources material resources

6. INDEX Territorial values Systemic Design Case study 1: EN.FA.SI Case study 2: Fondo Noir Conclusion

7. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero LINEAR production model Product= Quantity Economical Value Strong Competition No interested in waste production waste foreign resources product output

8. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero SYSTEMIC DESIGN theory Balanced involvement of all stakeholders Local networks Wastes are resources production local resources product output input production output input product production productoutput input

9. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero MODEL innovation vs Competition Collaboration SYSTEMIC PRODUCTION MODEL LINEAR PRODUCTION MODEL

10. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero MODEL innovation Competition Collaboration industrial evolution vs SYSTEMIC PRODUCTION MODEL LINEAR PRODUCTION MODEL

11. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero SYSTEMIC DESIGN principles input>output The outputs (wastes) of a system become the inputs (resources) of another one. relationships The relationships developed within the system generate the open system itself. autopoiesis The autopoietic open systems are self-supported and reproduced, and they evolve together. act locally The operational context is prioritised. man at the center The relationship between man and context is the heart of the project.

12. INDEX Territorial values Systemic Design Case study 1: EN.FA.SI Case study 2: Fondo Noir Conclusion

13. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero EN.FA.SI. project https://vimeo.com/enfasi

14. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero EN.FA.SI. linear system

15. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero EN.FA.SI. linear system

16. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero 6 initial partners

17. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero EN.FA.SI. systemic approach

18. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero EN.FA.SI. systemic approach auxiliary insects micro- organism preserving seeds antagonist fungi water CreSo – Agroinnova Arese Franco seeds power oil oiloil animal feed organic material purified water irrigation water 10 km 90 km growing seeding selection harvesting stocking wires wires poles poles power organic fertilizer livestock paper production polymer production plant biomass flacked bean entire bean cosmetics Geovita North West Technologies local Molino Borgo San Dalmazzo local extraction liquid proteins 120 km 110 km 5 km mill- working cold dehytration hot dehy- dration packing consumption distribution cooking power powerpower refining purified water grey water plant depuration oil bioplastic film oil boxes energy

19. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero EN.FA.SI. new products fresh beans bean flakes precooked beans water purification animal feeding paper/cardboard extraction liquid organic fertilizer Products derived from systemic approach:

20. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero

21. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero

22. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero

23. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero

24. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero 11 initial partners

25. INDEX Territorial values Systemic Design Case study 1: EN.FA.SI Case study 2: Fondo Noir Conclusion

26. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero COFFEE GROUNDS properties

27. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero COFFEE GROUNDS new system

28. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero COFFEE GROUNDS local system

29. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero COFFEE GROUNDS new products OIL NATURAL INK MUSHROOMS RECYCLED PAPER

30. INDEX Territorial values Systemic Design Case study 1: EN.FA.SI Case study 2: Fondo Noir Conclusion

31. SYSTEMIC DESIGN FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | Silvia Barbero Players relationships

32. “Uniformity and diversity are not just patterns of land use, they are ways of thinking and ways of living.” Vandana Shiva, 1995

33. Silvia Barbero, PhD Assistant Professor POLITECNICO DI TORINO Department of Architecture and Design viale Mattioli 39 10125 Torino, Italy t: +39 349 76 33 793 e: silvia.barbero@polito.it Holon Design Week 2015: Food for Thoughts | Design Museum Holon, Tel Aviv | March 25th, 2015

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