Episodes

  • Wie misst man die Wirkung des Klimatickets? - Im Gespräch mit Marc Schelewsky von infas

    Wie misst man die Wirkung des Klimatickets? - Im Gespräch mit Marc Schelewsky von infas
    Jul 15 2024
    Marc Schelewsky von infas zeigt auf, wie ein derartig komplexes Projekt wie das Klimaticket in Österreich evaluiert werden kann. Welche Implikationen das für die Wirkungsmessung allgemein hat, wo das Klimaticket noch Potenzial hat, und wo Marc die großen Stärken des Klimatickets in Österreich sieht - das gibt es in dieser Folge!
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    55 mins
  • Wie misst die Tafel Österreich ihre soziale und ökologische Wirkung? - Im Gespräch mit Alexandra Gruber

    Wie misst die Tafel Österreich ihre soziale und ökologische Wirkung? - Im Gespräch mit Alexandra Gruber
    Jun 15 2024
    Wie gestaltet man die Wirkungsmessung, wenn man zwei Missionen verfolgt? Diese Frage hat sich das Team der Tafel Österreich (ehemals Wiener Tafel) gestellt. Ergebnisse und deren Verwendung, aber auch Herausforderungen im Impact Measurement-Prozess gibt es in dieser Folge zu hören.
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    34 mins
  • Wirkungsmessung 101 - Im Gespräch mit Olivia Rauscher von der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien

    Wirkungsmessung 101 - Im Gespräch mit Olivia Rauscher von der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien
    May 15 2024
    Olivia Rauscher vom Kompetenzzentrum für Nonprofit Organisationen und Social Entrepreneurship der WU Wien gibt uns eine Einführung in die Wirkungsmessung. Sie erklärt, was es für das Impact Measurement braucht, was man mit den Ergebnissen machen kann und wie man trotz fehlender Ressourcen effektiv den eigenen Impact messen kann.
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    38 mins
  • Forced Migration and Asylum Paradoxes - in Conversation with Judith Kohlenberger

    Forced Migration and Asylum Paradoxes - in Conversation with Judith Kohlenberger
    Jun 28 2023
    For this final episode of our current focus, we have a closer look on the topics of forced migration and asylum in Europe from a theoretical perspective. With support from WU Vienna’s Judith Kohlenberger, we explore similarities and differences between refugee movements in 2015 and 2022. Moreover, we ask the question of what Europe can learn from the current situation. Judith Kohlenberger is a researcher at the institute for social policy at the university and author of Austria’s science book of the year 2023 “Das Fluchtparadox” – in English “The forced migration paradox". The interview has been recorded on 22 June 2023.
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    48 mins
  • How is Moldova's civil society affected by the war in Ukraine? - In conversation with Daniela Mamaliga

    How is Moldova's civil society affected by the war in Ukraine? - In conversation with Daniela Mamaliga
    Jun 6 2023
    Daniela Mamaliga, director of Moldovan organisation "Partnerships for Every Child", provides us with insights on how the war in Ukraine influenced civil society in her home country, how youth work changed in the past years and what to expect in the future.
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    25 mins
  • How to support persons fleeing their country? - Maren Riebe | Ute Bock Refugee Project

    How to support persons fleeing their country? - Maren Riebe | Ute Bock Refugee Project
    Apr 12 2023
    Join us as we delve into the inspiring story of Ute Bock Refugee Project, an organization founded by the renowned Austrian educator and civil society activist, Ute Bock. Focussing on education, housing, immediate care and other areas, the initiative provides vital support for individuals forced to flee their homes. In this episode, we are joined by Maren Riebe of the Ute Bock Refugee Project. Together, we explore the impact of the war in Ukraine on organizations supporting refugees in Austria, and discuss the urgent need for ongoing support. We also consider potential solutions to improve the situation for refugees in Austria, and highlight the vital role of organizations like Ute Bock Refugee Project in creating positive change.
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    38 mins
  • How can international aid provide effective support in Ukraine? - In conversation with Andreas Knapp

    How can international aid provide effective support in Ukraine? - In conversation with Andreas Knapp
    Mar 8 2023
    In this episode, we have a closer look on the role of international aid organizations in supporting local social ecosystems. Andreas Knapp, chair of Austrian foundation Nachbar in Not and head of interational aid at Caritas Austria provides insights on the situation in Ukraine and how support from Austria is being coordinated. Nachbar in Not, which translates to neighbor in need, is a collaboration between the Austrian’s public broadcasting station ORF and the largest social service providers. The foundation aims to provide quick and impactful disaster relief and has been up-and-running for 30 years.
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    48 mins
  • How is the war shaping Ukraine's civil society? - Artem Kornetskyy

    How is the war shaping Ukraine's civil society? - Artem Kornetskyy
    Feb 16 2023
    In our new focus, we explore how the ongoing attach on the Ukraine is shaping civil societies within the country, in neighbouring areas but also in whole Europe. Artem Kornetskyy, head of School of Mindful Entrepreneurship, will tell us more on how the situation for civil society organizations in Ukraine is developing. The interview has been recorded on January 26, 2023.
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    35 mins