The average business plan with grant application documentation is 60-140 pages. In addition, approximately 20-50 pages of legal texts (regulation, explanatory letters, annexes and other grant-related documents) must be processed and explanatory videos, the volume of which reaches an average of 2-4 hours, must be reviewed and telephone calls must be held with various authorities to obtain explanations.

What is the difference between a business strategy, a business model and a business plan?

Business strategy
Goal - Strategy is a plan to achieve the company's mission, a long-term vision and direction for the company
Focus - Determines the overall goal, target markets, competitive advantages, future growth areas, a broader perspective, general tactics for achieving success.
Timeframe - Long-term and can cover several years or even decades.
Components - Market analysis, competitive analysis, value proposition, differentiation strategy and strategic objectives
Flexible - Easily adaptable to changing market conditions.

Business model
Goal - A model created from the business strategy that explains the basic logic of how the company operates and generates revenue.
Focus - Considers key components such as customer segments, value propositions, revenue streams and cost structure.
Time frame - Long-term
Components - Customer segments, value proposition, channels, revenue sources, key resources, key activities, key partnerships, customer relationships and cost structure.
Flexibility - Allows flexibility to evolve and adapt to market changes.

Business plan
Goal - A roadmap for achieving short-term and medium-term goals created from the business model.
Focus - Breaks down the model into actionable plans that include marketing strategies, action plans, financial forecasts and resource allocation. Focuses on tactical aspects of day-to-day operations.
Timeframe - Typically 1 to 5 years
Components - Executive summary, business description, market analysis, marketing plan, action plan, financial projections, and implementation timeline.
Flexibility - Detailed, specific, concrete action plan, and low flexibility.