Create a multi-layered systems map of a complex social-ecological system aligned with Stanford’s SUST 210 frameworks. Use the following structure:
1. **System Title:** U.S. Denim Supply Chain as a Social-Ecological System (SES)
2. **Core Frameworks to Integrate:**
- SES Characteristics (feedbacks, nonlinearity, tipping points, temporal/spatial scales)
- Systems Archetypes (Limits to Growth, Shifting the Burden, Tragedy of the Commons)
- Governance Layers (local, national, international actors)
- Actor Network Map (Farmers, manufacturers, brands, consumers, NGOs, regulators)
— extracted from the Group Project Planning Document.
- Capital Assets Framework (natural, financial, human, social, manufactured)
- Leverage Points (Donella Meadows)
- Theory of Change (inputs → activities → outputs → outcomes → system shifts)
- SDG linkages: SDG 6, 12, 13 (Week 6)
3. **Visual Requirements:**
- Show reinforcing vs balancing feedback loops.
- Show material flows: cotton → dye → denim → retail → waste → recycling.
- Show governance nodes: EPA, FTC, certification systems (from planning doc).
- Include environmental outcomes (water pollution, emissions, soil regeneration).
- Include social outcomes (labor equity, livelihoods).
- Include economic outcomes (price volatility, competitiveness).
4. **Output Requirements:**
- One high-level ecosystem map.
- One causal loop diagram.
- One actor/governance network map.
- One leverage-points diagram highlighting high-impact intervention points.
Make it clean, layered, and optimized for academic presentation.
