Hi @E_BioReg
I see you decided to create an ACTION protocol. Very cool! 
I will answer your question and give a few hinds on your ACTION development.
###1) Your Questions
####Flowchart
The flowchart you asked about is a design-thinking tool on open source business models for circular economy. So it basically is supposed to help you ‚think‘ – but also understand and invent something. What you do with your new ideas and thoughts is up to you. Start to implement it would be of course cool.
And if you have created a filled out version of the template - take a picture and upload the picture here under the ACTION of it.
####Video Stream
The next video stream will be about Phase 2 of the labs – ACTIONS and happens this Friday 10am GMT. We are very happy if you decide to join this video stream. You can talk about your project and about the ACTION you are developing above. 3-4 minutes. The link to join the video streaming will be posted here.
###2) ACTION in development
Some hints:
####Summary
I think the things you shared in the Summary for now a better fitting for the Introduction – Just put it infront of the information you already shared in the Introduction part.
The Summary of the ACTION should be much shorter and explain, what people will do when they follow the steps. Something like:
„In this ACTION you will create a small scale local event inviting local ecological farmers and related organizations to create together and kick-off a community currency backed in organic waste to reuse and give value to those inputs that our society considers as ‘waste’.“
I think, this will make people curious and willing to read on.
####Name
I would also suggest to pick a name that is more concrete and tells people already what exactly is happening. How about:
[ACTION in development] – From Waste To Organic Agriculture: Create A Community Currency Backed In Organic Waste
or even shorter:
[ACTION in development] – Kick-off A Community Currency Backed In Organic Waste In Your Region
###Two languages, cool!
I think it is fantastic, that you write the ACTION already in two languages. Very cool.
I am thinking if we can find a better way to separate the two languages visually. Have you tried to make one language a „quote“ - If you put an „>“ in front of a line of text it will get a grey background.
And look like this.