This podcast comes to you thanks to SozialMarie [https://www.sozialmarie.org/en], Europe's first prize for social innovations. We aim to highlight the work and stories of social innovators from our vast European network. We invite you to explore stories of awarded social innovators each month, answering these three curious questions: Why did they start? Why did it work? Why to persist?
We want their stories to inspire and connect:
* Inspire: get ideas and empower yourself!
* Connect: reach out to successful social innovators and their ventures, and find ways of interaction and cooperation.
* Transfer and scale up: Learn how civil society in other countries tackles widespread and common social problems.
If you are a social innovator and want to learn more about what we do, drop us a message, or let's talk podcast@sozialmarie.org
Your host: José Antonio Morales [https://www.linkedin.com/in/lijoseamorales/].
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This podcast comes to you thanks to SozialMarie [https://www.sozialmarie.org/en], Europe's first prize for social innovations. We aim to highlight the work and stories of social innovators from our vast European network. We invite you to explore stories of awarded social innovators each month, answering these three curious questions: Why did they start? Why did it work? Why to persist?
We want their stories to inspire and connect:
* Inspire: get ideas and empower yourself!
* Connect: reach out to successful social innovators and their ventures, and find ways of interaction and cooperation.
* Transfer and scale up: Learn how civil society in other countries tackles widespread and common social problems.
If you are a social innovator and want to learn more about what we do, drop us a message, or let's talk podcast@sozialmarie.org
Your host: José Antonio Morales [https://www.linkedin.com/in/lijoseamorales/].
Episode 9: Vit Kettner from Revenium, SozialMarie winner in 2024 , Biogas plant
Why Why Why?
20 minutes
9 months ago
Episode 9: Vit Kettner from Revenium, SozialMarie winner in 2024 , Biogas plant
In this episode, I speak with Vit Kettner from Revenium, a social business in Czechia dedicated to fostering social inclusion, diversity, and sustainability. Vit shares the journey behind his innovative garden biogas plant—a project that transforms organic waste into energy, inspired by the need to repurpose coffee roastery byproducts. We discuss the challenges he faced, the adaptability required to make the idea work, and the broader potential of small-scale biogas solutions. Vit's story is a testament to the power of resourcefulness, persistence, and a clear vision—key ingredients for any impactful social innovation.
Jose Antonio Morales
Special thanks to Bea Babačová for her contribution to this episode.
Some links:
* Revenium [https://revenium.cz/projekty/].
* Vit Kettner [https://www.linkedin.com/in/vít-kettner-32b51010/].
* SozialMarie project profile [https://www.sozialmarie.org/en/projects/9424].
Why Why Why?
This podcast comes to you thanks to SozialMarie [https://www.sozialmarie.org/en], Europe's first prize for social innovations. We aim to highlight the work and stories of social innovators from our vast European network. We invite you to explore stories of awarded social innovators each month, answering these three curious questions: Why did they start? Why did it work? Why to persist?
We want their stories to inspire and connect:
* Inspire: get ideas and empower yourself!
* Connect: reach out to successful social innovators and their ventures, and find ways of interaction and cooperation.
* Transfer and scale up: Learn how civil society in other countries tackles widespread and common social problems.
If you are a social innovator and want to learn more about what we do, drop us a message, or let's talk podcast@sozialmarie.org
Your host: José Antonio Morales [https://www.linkedin.com/in/lijoseamorales/].
