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Applying value proposition design to collective strategic actions in family wineries: enhancing territorial resources in Vale dos Vinhedos, Brazil

Abstract

The study aims to propose collective strategic actions for family wineries, promoting their competitiveness and the valorization of territorial resources. The research was conducted in Vale dos Vinhedos (VV), in Bento Gonçalves, a region with the largest concentration of family-run agribusinesses focused on wine tourism in Brazil. The official registration of family wineries in Brazil is recent and was possible by legislation in 2014, with subsequent flexibility in tax classification in 2018. The study is based on the concepts of territory and territorial assets, considering that territorial development depends on the mobilization of endogenous resources and the articulation between local agents, public and private sectors. The information was analyzed and systematized using the Territorial Capital Panel (TCP) methodology and value proposition design. The definition of collective strategic actions was based on the Business Model Canvas, and the proposal was validated with the producers in a workshop. As the main collective strategic action, the creation of the Family Wineries Tourist Itinerary of Vale dos Vinhedos was proposed.

Application de la conception de propositions de valeur aux actions stratégiques collectives dans les caves familiales : valorisation des ressources territoriales à Vale dos Vinhedos, Brésil

Résumé. L’étude vise à proposer des actions stratégiques collectives pour les caves familiales, favorisant leur compétitivité et la valorisation des ressources territoriales. La recherche a été menée à Vale dos Vinhedos (VV), à Bento Gonçalves, la région de la plus grande concentration d’entreprises agroalimentaires familiales axées sur l’œnotourisme au Brésil. L’enregistrement officiel des caves familiales au Brésil est récent et n’a été rendu possible que par la législation de 2014, avec une flexibilité ultérieure dans la classification fiscale en 2018. L’étude s’appuie sur les concepts de territoire et d’actifs territoriaux, considérant que le développement territorial dépend de la mobilisation des ressources endogènes et de l’articulation entre les agents locaux, les secteurs public et privé. Les informations ont été analysées et systématisées à l’aide de la méthodologie du Panneau de Capital Territorial (PCT) et de la conception de la proposition de valeur. La définition des actions stratégiques collectives s’est basée sur le Business Model Canvas, et la proposition a été validée avec les producteurs lors d’un atelier. Comme principale action stratégique collective, la création de la Route Touristique des Caves Familiales de Vale dos Vinhedos a été proposée.

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Publication date: September 22, 2025

Issue: 46th World Congress of Vine and Wine

Type: Oral

Authors

Thompsson Benhur Didone1, Shana Sabbado Flores2, Raquel Breitenbach2

1 Empresa de Assistência Técnica e Extensão Rural do Rio Grande do Sul (Emater-RS)
2 Programa de Pós-Graduação em Viticultura e Enologia (PPGVE), Instituto Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS)

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IVES Conference Series | OIV | OIV 2025

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