Model-Driven Development (MDD) is a term used to describe the systematic use of software abstractions (models) as primary artifacts during a Software Engineering (SE) process. However, most of the exiting MDD methods are difficult to apply, which leads to no wide use of MDD in industry. This project aims to define an agile method to deal with MDD from requirements to code. By agile, we mean three characteristics: 1) Modelers can involve end-users in the development; (2) End-users can validate small parts of the system (Sprints); (3) Code implementation is free of errors since it depends on automatic transformations. The project aims to define a method to transform strategy models into business models, a method to generate business process models from strategies, and a method to generate code from business processes. The project also aims to ensure the understandability of the models and automate the transformation process as much as possible. The project is scheduled for 3 years and started in September 2022. It is financed by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation.