Systemic design is a holistic approach that integrates systems thinking and design methodologies, aiming to address the growing complexity of challenges by zooming out to reveal the structure of a system and then zooming in on the key points of influence. 

The aim is to generate environmental, social and economic sustainability. By following this approach, the output of a process becomes an input for another one, avoiding waste and creating new value. 

The initial phase involves a comprehensive and detailed examination of the company's value chain intertwined with its territorial context, aiming to capture a nuanced understanding of the interconnected relationships and dynamics.

The Holistic Diagnosis results in an extensive framework facilitating the identification of various challenges impacting the present situation, reframing them not merely as drawbacks but as prospects for transformative changes that can enhance the overall system.

This stage aims to establish a collection of both quantitative and qualitative assumptions regarding the impacts of the project across various levels, providing the groundwork to envision the system's future development.

Finally, the solutions can be put into action, establishing a new reference model and outlining its evolution over time.