Innovation - a podcast from Vinnova

Through new technology, healthcare can be adapted to your unique genetic profile, which increases the chance of getting the right diagnosis and treatment in time. How do we benefit from the progress?

In this section, economist Klas Eklund and Vinnova's director general Darja Isaksson talk about how we can switch to sustainable development when the economy restarts.

What we eat and how the food is produced is crucial for both our own and the planet's health. Can we eat us out of the climate crisis and today's public health problems?

By trying to understand the future, companies and organizations can become better at managing change and new challenges. But is it possible to predict the future and if so how?

In times of crisis, the need to adapt to a rapidly changing world becomes particularly evident. How can individuals and organizations look at change and make it an opportunity?

Everyone benefits from efforts to prevent illness, crime and mental illness, but who should pay when the benefits come much later? Listen to a conversation about preventative work and new ways to measure missing problems.

Leading economist Mariana Mazzucato compares the climate challenge with the moon landing. During the next ten years, the entire society must join forces in the transition to a sustainability. Listen to a podcast about the role of money in the green transition.

Sweden aims to be the world's first fossil-free country, but what does it take to get there? In this episode we focus on three green changes of industries and areas that account for major emissions today.

The entire community needs to be mobilized to meet challenges such as poverty, climate change and health inequalities. Right now, a mission-oriented approach is being tested in both Sweden and the EU to create such a mobilization. Hear about it in our pod.

Listen to a section on what the transition to a climate-neutral society demands with Svante Axelsson, Fossilfritt Sverige, Malin Ljung Eiborn, sustainability manager Billerud Korsnäs, community debater Anders Wijkman and Darja Isaksson.