this is the w. news live from berlin britain's prince philip is laid to rest. close family and friends coming together at windsor castle near london a socially distanced funeral service the queen bids farewell to her husband of more than 7 decades also in the program. as worldwide deaths in the pandemic

topped 3000000 we report from serbia where despite a surface of vaccines all star teams are dealing with high levels of hazards and seem to get the job. and they in the bundesliga bar and munich brush aside of all spurred coach and see slick says he wants to leave the club. yes welcome to the program prince philip husband of britain's queen elizabeth the 2nd for more than 7 decades has been laid to rest he died last week at the age of 99 the ceremony took place under strict social distancing rules are windsor castle near london the funeral which the prince himself helped to plan reflected his lifelong ties with the armed forces.

a funeral for a man who gave almost a century of service to his country and his soul from. philip's coffin was carried into st george's chapel in windsor castle draped by his personal standard and adorned with his naval cap and sword. only 30 close friends and family members could attend to 2 coronavirus restrictions it was philip's devotion to service the provider to theme to the funeral ceremony. we have been inspired by his arm wavering loyalty to our queen. by his service to the nation and the commonwealth. by his courage fortitude and face. listening to the service with their head bowed the widowed british monarch queen elizabeth the 2nd the ceremony was steeped in

military tradition in line with prince philip's personal instructions and included a rendition of the last post sounded by buglers from the royal marines. and humanise see. that. members of the public had been asked not to gather outside windsor castle but many felt the need to be there and pay their respects he's been doing. i think everyone's for a little bit so much advice but yeah so you should be sadly missed you know since he's died we've only so come to terms with what an amazing person he really was because we're hearing all these stories about the things that he did in the people that he and feelings i've been absolutely amazed with the extraordinary number of things that he was involved in and it really the amount of work that he put in but

he always had that little bit of a sparkle didn't he. inside the chapal the queen looked on as philip's coffin was lowered into the crypt and he's. it whirling. in the heavenly jerusalem. and then a royal funeral like no other drew to a close reduced and screwed you to the coronavirus what an exceptional tribute to a long life of military and public service. it's another summer milestone in the pandemic 3000000 people around the world have now died of covert 19 and while many countries are struggling to acquire enough vaccines serbia has had the rare luxury of a vast surplus until recently they've been allowing nonresidents to get the job too

but despite the abundance of the vaccine a large portion of serbians don't want it so why the skepticism did w.'s family flush our reports. that is the next person in line stern about 4000 doses are being administered here today at the biggest call the vaccination sent via the country has procured some 15000000 vaccines for a population of 7000000. serbia has more vaccines on offer than serbians to want them in fact there's a surplus of russia on all chinese and up other vaccines so the country have been inviting foreigners to take the jabs the emphasis is on had on the 9th of april the government decided to suspend the vaccination for a nurse onto through the notice about 30000 had received a vaccine so far

a lot of foreigners came back to now it's impossible because of the commission of the government so they need to be a resident here or get married here or something like that. for for now the announcement came after infection rates began rising again the government had apparently realised he needed to convince more of its own citizens to get a jap 1st at least one in 3 people in serbia believes to some extent in conspiracy theories that claim that scenes are unsafe. leadership there is an equality and you will see everyone who got the vaccine will soon die. i think of it is not safe enough and that's why i don't want to get it is today's and that skepticism is also apparent on the great streets restaurants are food open and almost no one is you wearing a mask epidemiologist and by the final beach says the government focused too much

on positive news about procuring vaccines why not doing enough to actually stand the spread of the virus because of a popular dish the government and our leader was falling all for demonstrating that is here's more able than anyone on arrows any idea really there to provide that what is needed and he ignored the fact that it 1st necessary to educate people so far about 1200000 people have been fully vaccinated in subiaco according to official numbers a high percentage by comparison with other countries in europe but far from enough to be a spent in an effort to increase immunization suit against the government has no storage focusing on its own citizens instead of foreigners if you could understand serbian you would be able to read the message on the side of this local bus it says get vaccinated. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. doctors for jailed

russian opposition leader alexei navalny say he could be close to death based on medical tests received from his representatives the 44 year old is on hunger strike he says or thora these aren't letting his doctors treat him for back pain and numbness in his acts of. china the united states of issued a joint statement saying they are committed to cooperating to tackle climate change it follows a visit by u.s. climate and void john kerry he's the 1st official from the by the administration to visit china now. pro-democracy activists in myanmar have marched in support of a new shadow government the national unity administration hopes to oust the military it was formed by leaders of 2 protests ethnic minorities and the deposed former leader. well the czech

republic will expel 18 russian diplomats diplomats it says have been identified as military spies the russian embassy staffers are being kicked out after check officials said they found clear evidence that russian agents were involved in deadly explosions and emission in 2014. the blast that claimed to lives a military ammunitions warehouse in the east of the czech republic explodes in october 2014 causing widespread damage and hundreds to evacuate. 2 months later it explodes again. 7 years on the czech government says it has found a link between the explosions and russian secret services. that are credible but based on clear evidence obtained during the investigation conducted by our security services i can say there is well grounded suspicion of the involvement

of officers of the russian intelligence service g r u unit 29155 in the explosion of the ammunitions depot in the area in 2014. russian embassy staffers accused of being military spies now have 48 hours to leave the country moscow has denied state involvement and says there will be diplomatic consequences. will be missed and i am very sorry that the czech russian relationship will suffer like this however as the prime minister has said the czech republic needs to react. czech officials are now considering excluding russian corporations from an upcoming bid to build new reactors at the duke of the name nuclear power plant choosing a contractor for the build has become a symbol of geo political allegiance for the czech republic another sign of growing international anger at russia's actions abroad.

some big news now from the bundesliga where byron munich peter vosburgh but the champions coach hansie flick shot fans after the match by saying he wants to leave the club at the end of the season cousin joy to a successful 18 months at the helm winning 6 trophies including last. summer's champions and a triumph but rumors have persisted a rift between sec and byron sporting director now slick has confirmed that he wants to be released from his contract which could set him up to take the they control of german national coach. and slick said he had told his players before the match that he wanted to go but that didn't seem to affect their form as they disposed of a stubborn vols for excite. off the light cigs goalless draw on friday by own players knew a win involved school would significantly boost their title chances and they already knew of coach chauncey flix desire to leave the club. on the quarter hour

mark 18 year old jamal opened the scoring for the visitors. keeper cohen castillo's not covering himself in glory as the youngsters effets slipped by him and eventually crossed the goal line. cus dale's then again made things easier than they should be palming the bulls straight into the path of striker eric maxime to promoting as brian were once more for the time and space while attacking down them left flank. borg hit back through leading scorer of very cost who was set up by the ever lively zaba shrug of his 19th of the season but just 2 minutes later jamal moose eola sealed his brace to put by in 31 their head. paul thomas miller it was a 17th assist of the season but it was not

a routine victory in the 2nd half by and took left foot off the gas and the hosts revved up shortening the lead through muxing 1000000 philip far too easily for manuel neuer slugging. the wolves have the better chances but couldn't make up for their keepers 1st off mistakes. are now 7 points clear at the top of the table as humphrey flick kicks off what looks like his farewell tour by ending both schools unbeaten home record. well elsewhere mission gladbach hosted from 1st before the match the visitors coach. announced that he would replace departing gladbach coach michael at the end of the season. took the news well scoring an early corner before this. strike on the hour double 38 there wasn't a front for a keeper's best day fans scored another from a corner before harness volves late goal sealed a 4 victory which sees his side move to 7th in the table.

here's a look at the rest of the bonus league results so far this weekend leverkusen hammered cologne freiburg rooted in your own berlin beat stuttgart drew with beat a felt it was also scoreless between leipsic and tough and hyde dortmund to urge you to host bremen while the match between minds and hatta has been postponed to several covered cases on the berlin swat. in formula one lewis hamilton secured a pole position in a thrilling qualifying session for the immediate romana grand prix in italy the day began with a bang as you keyed to no doubt crushed his alfa tyree early on in the 2nd qualifying heat redpolls said here pettitte is set the fastest time but he was picked to top spot in the final round is reigning world champion hamilton claim to pole position by less than $400.00 ths of

a sect. while you're watching news of the next is sports like the markets in citizenships for top athletes and don't forget you can keep up to date on all the latest news on our social media channels and the d w dot com website of affiliates for mean the rest of the team here in berlin to take their season. game. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a meter with the tanker ship with just one to the chateau and a few newspapers with official information as a journeys i have worked on the streets of many characters and their lives are the same forward to source inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption work on the 4th to stay silent when it comes to the sounds of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to

put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson and i work. thank you. was one of the best judoka in germany but not quite good enough to make the national squad so she changed teams application for citizenship of a foreign country was fast tracked. i became congolese to realize my dream of

making the olympics and fighting for a medal in 10 or 2021. shot i'm sure now also changed her religion born and raised in china it took years until she was able to become a german and shamsher not proved to be a decisive reinforcement for germany's olympic table tennis team which with her in its ranks celebrated and unprecedented success. on and. won silver at the rio olympics which came as a surprise. i'm so happy. it's not unusual for people to change nationality but in the world of sports it's become common practice and also a business so who profits who are the winners the losers. to athletes with 2 very different nations changing story. is an expert in this field the dissertation for sports science degree was about

athletes who don't knew national jersey all wrote the international judo association is a supporter of rapid naturalization wherever they hail from judoka see themselves as a global family where everyone helps each other so. i applied to the cap verde islands and morocco to i also had an offer from the rishis they all welcomed my application . ended up choosing the democratic republic of congo. angle. if you google democratic republic of congo and go to new 90 percent of the stories are really negative and as i otherwise had no idea about the country that was an additional factor that had me worried. all you read about is the corruption all the mass graves being constantly discovered and child labor.

has huge deposits of rare minerals that make their way into the smartphones we use every day it has also been cursed by never ending conflict and civil war despite the introduction of un peacekeepers acclaimed gynaecologist denis mukwege summed up the situation when accepting the 2018 nobel peace prize. to. the. it was. intimate. that the haunting history did not put off my best self made the trip to what remains one of the poorest and most violent places in the world. sure i was scared i was going to a far away country where people live in completely different conditions a country i knew nothing about switching nationality is quite prevalent in sports especially in table tennis xan show now spent 2 years on china's national team

before being dropped like other chinese players shun show now received lucrative offers from abroad she moved to a german club which encouraged her to also take up citizenship. for me the manager wanted to apply on my behalf but i said no i wanted to retain my chinese passport but i gave it a lot of thought the manager said that if i had a german possible so i could play another 10 years for the club and that's obviously an incentive for shyam shown i had by this point already been living in europe for 7 years winning the champions league and 2 german singles titles she also became friends with kids the long run the multiple german and european champion was eager to help her budding and maid of honor and i are going to i'm sure that what if i was asked a few times by senior officials what i made of shannon as a player and i said that she could be a big asset for the german team of god that i would definitely welcome such

a move in front of the question players nationality is subject to a confusing array of regulations for world championships some show now wouldn't be eligible to compete for another 9 years but the olympics were open to her immediately in miami. the manager if i fancied playing for germany. i never thought i'd get that kind of chance. i said ok let's try it. and i really did make it. amazing. i'm so happy. that. became german in 20124 years later the rio olympics the german team with her in it's made it to the final with a sensationally claims. it's been the most because i'm so grateful to gemini i would otherwise never have been able to compete at the end in pics but it was making the switch from china to germany that gave me the chance germany expressed

its gratitude to shine show now with the country's highest sporting distinction the silver laurel leaf i'm german table tennis also was of course that's why i'm not with other i know not true lies germans and if it's the society we honestly would not have won a medal in rio and of course this means funding for the judo association and grounds youth programs. for a lot of countries sports authority is changing nationality is evidently an investment in the future. while there are always 2 sides sure i have the option of living my dream and going to the olympics but there's no country in the world that would go to the trouble of issuing a passport in this case for a german if it did not stand to gain. the bronze i got when you call sport after just a few months it was handed over to her in kinshasa by dominique. not

a government official but the president of the congolese judo association since then she's been competing for the diaw seat who was going through i was touched because everyone was saying it's impossible she's white neither of her parents are from congo so i didn't know how i was supposed to make her congolese what i said was it's a sports nationality which no one understood when it was done i felt very emotional because as she came. he. has since gone on to win 2 world cup of ends and gold of the african championships for her new countries judo association funds tracking her citizenship application turned out to be very profitable. never been a gold medal for congo before and it was memory who gave it to us. that gold medal also meant money for the association is there any benefit from locally born. in fact the team for the tokyo comprised solely of athletes who. live abroad.

and in german table tennis the practice of recruiting chinese players goes back decades. to see coming was even one generation we had 3 johnnie's women in the national team just a growing up in germany. where they were competing for places in the european and world championship squads which wasn't good news for everyone and that is the eye of course it impedes our own news programs why should i bother to develop 10 equally good players feyerick government training program only to see those places taken by others that's of. germany is not the only country naturalizing table tennis players from china it's a global phenomenon. table tennis at the olympics could arguably be called a chinese championship a quarter of male and female players at the rio games were born in china. they

competed for over a 3rd of all nations represented including the u.s. turkey canada qatar brazil and china itself of course. as the number one sport table tennis enjoys world class backing in china even the alice look at the chinese women steyn 40 players in total but only 5 of them will go to the major tournament the other 35 players are just kind of training partners. and a fair number of them will switch to another country as a result table tennis is the world's leading sport when it comes to naturalized players in rio they comprise 31 percent of entrants while the figure for judo was 11 percent. is one of the various countries using financial incentives to attract new recruits the success of foreign born

athletes suddenly representing turkey has also been controversial. in african athletics chief responded the present situation is wrong what we have is a wholesale market for african talent open to the highest bidder the world governing body has now amended the rules to prevent athletes switching. overnight. is an olympic winning javelin thrower and an official athlete representative. world athletics the old i really tighten things up creating new stipulations for both athletes and associations what i know as an athlete representative is that switching your country or your jersey is not always the same we have refugee stories where young athletes have arrived in a new country due to their personal plight. and once they're of course they can't wait to take their passion even up to the international level. and that's completely understandable. then. fled ethiopia in

20136 years later she became german and is now considered a major medal contender. also left ethiopia as a refugee becoming a dutch citizen and a world beating the middle and long distance runner but some athletes end up stateless. had to leave the democratic republic of congo as a young but later competed at the rio olympics in the refugee team. at the tokyo games. to represent the same country that other top to have been forced to flee from on the other hand the d.l.c. team has won some new fans. i think. that in the olympics i'll be cheering on congo in the olympics. as so often sports is not a level playing field this athlete got

a new passport in no time while this one had to wait overcome a series of hurdles. it's not felt i could have competed for longer if i'd had a german possible tele out become the hype because i had to wait 8 years to get it . and by then i'd gotten older i thought prospect call and the tourney and in turkey it takes you just one or 2 years to get the passports in my opinion the rules around the fact. the international olympic committee could even things up but the world's biggest sports organization has refused to putting the ball in the court of the national associations switching nationalities in the sports world is a bit like table tennis the seemingly endless back and forth and for the time being each country plays by the rules which it sets itself.

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give in and we reinvest profits in our purpose and mission we always have control over what we do and our mission is always at the heart of our actions and 100 many entrepreneurs have even walked away from their money. jumping ships and i could try expropriated myself because i believe that a company whose success involves 1000 colleagues should no longer belong to one person alone. sistan croll is one of germany's most successful and most unusual internet entrepreneurs. 10 years ago he founded his own search engine. on his daily commute he cycles through berlin scream loves. the tear gotten. across here works like google but with one major difference a cozy uses its profits to finance the planting of trimix. the founder has no

interest in personal wealth the sense of purpose and his work is much more important to him. as a shop. for a while ago i decided to give a cosy up that is more or less all the shares i own in it to the purpose foundation that makes it impossible to sell the company in addition we have a binding agreement that it's impossible to extract profits and no one can gain control over the company if they don't work there we've turned a cosy into a cell phone company which is not a profit oriented or profit maximizing business and we've protected it from any predatory capitalism so to speak on the scope and protected it for the future. it's . christiane croll is still the boss at it. but he no

longer owns the company assets. with the help of a special foundation model the internet startup has become a so-called purpose driven company and is now steward owned. the company's chief aim is to plant trees a cozy a success has proven its founder right together with his team kroll is celebrating a key milestone in the company's history planting their 100 millionth tree. ok this is a. in berlin a cozy employs around 70 well paid staff. instead of working to line their bosses pockets they are gradually making the earth greener.

this district in homburg used to be the world's largest trading center for natural commodities such as tea and coffee. today in one of the former warehouses the founder team based around christie and 6 month and kathleen is working on a product made of a rather unusual natural resource but sadly in abundance worldwide waste plastic. the it is plastic for wild plastic film is turned into a wild garbage bag why the wild it doesn't exist just yet we've been working on it for the last 2 years to make it possible and now we're just about to launch the wild bag onto the market lots of little. this start up was founded as a stuart owned company the purpose foundation holds one percent of the shares with a veto right. their most important task is to say no no to dividends and no to potential buyers. info about the company is

cell phone the only people who are voting rights are the employees themselves and those who make the decisions of people who want to daily basis do what we have decided to do which is to save wild blasting. the raw material for the sustainable garbage bag is wild plastic it is collected directly from polluted environments in developing countries where no one has ever cared much about plastic waste and no functioning recycling systems exist. this was. a human who no one has ever done any of the things we're doing and we still have a lot to do because so much of the stuff is lying around you can make a lot of really great products with it that people need and he used every day for mention of and. hardly anyone in the team had any previous knowledge of plastic what unites them is their mission to liberate the

world of plastic. i'm. a co-founder and had a kind of a pet for me while on a mountain of rubbish in india. and. we were standing on one of the biggest garbage heaps in the world just outside of delhi. it's so absurd. always you feel so small and melancholy when you see how huge the world's environment problems are. actually either you just feel depressed about it or you start to do something about it yourself to stick to. 3 years later we found it a purpose driven company yes we're selling our 1st products made of wild plastic. we're collecting garbage ourselves with partners in africa haiti india and we're shipping it around the world processing it and making products it's

a pretty good feeling. the a company is located in like cares in the allegory region of southern germany. the company used to belong to michel heads or who inherited it from his father. but at some point he asked himself why should all of this be his alone. he always saw himself as more of a trustee than an owner. over $1000.00 employees work together to produce sensory technology and operating units. put in a full chip are 1000 employees is responsible for our success so i no point so why should it belong to just one person is for me and for me it just isn't logical and . if you want to rule out the sale of a company physio host then it's almost a logical step to transfer it into stewart ownership disinvite. so creating.

the working processes in the industrial firm have not changed only the company structure is different from a family business has become a foundation company the family entrepreneur has become a donor people were very skeptical at 1st example we don't have the kind of need some people kept saying you can't just give away your company you can't give it out it has to stay in the my family. this is the sort of thing we heard all the time of course that if you were good. but for me show heads or his purpose driven approach represents the core of social market economy as he sees it free in his business activities but removed from the harsh rules of so-called investor capitalism. really have been. of course

a stuart owned company certainly has the advantage that the company is clearly working for itself and can use most of its profits before it in the country's history because you know who they're only the foundation if there isn't one gets a part of it but there are no partners paying themselves dividends i was even kind is there a company can't be sold to just anyone who might then close it down or order cost cutting measures which mean the company is even worse off after acquisition than before but they still not nothing for cold none of that can happen with a purpose driven company i mean obviously don't even assume. that the conversion process was more complicated than anticipated. in the legal realm of limited companies public limited companies and partnerships there is as yet no clauses in german business law for stewart owned company. as an entrepreneur i thought it was something you just do when did you hire

a consultant specialized in that deal and a year later at the latest but the thing is done and dusted. existing for it so i certainly had a lesson to learn. in fact it took over 6 years and cost a good half a 1000000 euros until the family business could become a stewart owned company the legal transition is complicated. this man wants to change that. i'm sorry i'm just but i can hear you i'll just read myself while you're talking. i mean story or novel is an entrepreneur and an influential figure in germany's purpose movement. and he thinks that the ownership structures of companies have to change if they are to serve employees and society and. that's why he set up the purpose foundation and the foundation for steward

ownership as a lobbyist he is active in the political corridors of berlin. i mean if i want to say i promise everyone in the whole world every consumer that this company is really here to serve a purpose and not for my private wealth then i'm not legally allowed to do that because the german laws prevent that i'm here in berlin today to change that that's why i'm doing this bizarre marathon with the lobby members of parliament on. today's legislation regarding the foundation of a german limited company for example dates back to the days of the german empire amending it is by no means easy. it's forced if you do it just for if it takes a lot of patience and a lot of time. i don't think i would do it if i wasn't deeply convinced that i along with many other people have gone into business to stand for a cause not to get rich guys like you and because we want to bring something good

to the world but just don't have the right legal structures let's try that route. that's why the 30 year old is campaigning for a new special legal form a limited company for businesses in stuart. ownership. asked why would we initially they didn't take us seriously when you 1st approach members of parliament they've got so much on their plate hundreds of emails every day you just can't get through it 1st you have to be really persistent like a yapping dog who won't shut up until you get an appointment with the. attic osea there aren't many people in the office during the pandemic important revenue sources such as advertising customers from tourism have been booking less lately yet the firm is still doing well. we were evaluated in

terms of the classic start of the metrics we would be maybe worth several $100000000.00 course that also means that my shares it could have been worth a great deal of money so i sacrificed a lot of money but i realised that money was never a driver for me so it's not a big problem for me. cosy is now getting trees planted in 30 countries along with climate protection it's also about supporting the local population. the priorities are clearly defined the purpose of the company is at least as important as the company itself. if we don't plant trees to earn money we earn money so we can plant trees so the principle is really different we have a totally different d.n.a. our aim is to channel 60 percent of our turnover into reforestation projects and

each month at least 80 percent of the profits goes into reforestation. but the coronavirus pandemic has forced to many of the projects to remain on hold a video conference with brazil. pleasure to meet. brazil has been hit especially hard by the pandemic. perseverance is the name of the game not losing sight of the goal especially given the global crisis for me just for me purpose is actually the perfect answer to many problems that we now have in capitalism this hyper capitalism that leads to climate

change and also environmental destruction and i don't think a purpose driven company would do that and in germany we have the idea of the social market economy as a guiding principle sadly we've moved far away from it and i think through the purpose economy we can get closer to it again. putting people at the heart of business operations is also a guiding principle at a low bow. i think that a steward own company has to create a corporate culture. i know what their name is couture for has to have it in place before it transforms itself was here before. me and the staff would must have a lot of scope for taking on responsibility. that means the decisions that are made should be made where the problem arises or. this problem of.

the memory can you do these 2 next but we have to send them out tomorrow. as a precision engineer in the production department. i was part of the group responsible for creating a new pay scheme concept from the position was that the time just and i applied for it thinking maybe i can make a difference which kind of people who understand it shows a lot of trust when the ball says let's involve some people from the production team to meet. with his a lowbrow foundation michelle heads or promotes projects in environmental protection refugee aid and education. the foundation supports the local grammar school with a 6 figure donation every year in korea then we can show you around up stairs and see how things are progressing.

outdated classrooms have to be completely refurbished. d.d.'s says the idea is to turn this space into a so-called working area a library where people can work on their own in peace and quiet. so. the walls will be removed and new methods of teaching and learning introduced. you to our heads are already made donations to the school as a family business owner that was often met with skepticism. i'm with you here in the interim from which you're from here in germany you get all these strange questions from people why do you support such projects so they always assume it's to save tax or that you want to exert influence. people don't see that you could simply be enthusiastic about an idea and want to support it for that reason. they seem. to. get up.

in the modern building next door the new classroom and learning concepts have already been implemented partly things to financial support. despite the current pandemic restrictions many children here can learn from a low bow employees. this is not free and it's a great feeling of course when you see it actually work out in reality and when the children say they really enjoy it and can't imagine it any other way it's brilliant it's a total success. deep in the heart of the brandenburg countryside christiane croll has an onsite appointment the search engine specialist is visiting last most a company which makes apple juice from the fruit in these orchards their shared fascination for trees brought them together. to him back there looks pretty good so

there are a few red ones up there that look like apples. he. says kind of flesh should be viewed enough to affect me we're not taking space away from nature foods we're trying to do everything in harmony with nature if you for these scattered orchards have an incredible diversity and are some of the most diverse bio types here in central europe even though we use them and despite the fact we grow the fruit for consumption bone. sustainable business methods with a view to protecting nature is what the 2 companies have in common they've already cooperated in the past christiane croll gets bombarded with inquiries but he chooses his partners carefully. part of what's really crucial for our partnerships is that people don't just want to be greenwashing but that they really want to change something unless you know the opposite we get lots of enquiries and unfortunately bigger companies in particular want to be greenwashing but it's so

much more rewarding to work together with someone and the sense of trust is quite different when you know that you both want to move in the same direction once you have one because news able to stay on. if we could from austin most is also toying with the idea of a steward owned company. but for now his business is still run as a normal limited company typically don't go up the fish for the purpose idea is incredibly important because what we've been building up for the last 5 or 6 years with all the passion and personality we've poured into it has to be protected and everything we do is out of conviction but by transitioning into a steward owned company for example it would also convey to people on the outside that it's not just about individuals but that the purpose and mission of the company will be maintained and that is incredibly important when does a little push. yes my every time i talk to an entrepreneur who is just about to do

it i like to give them a little nudge because i see that people who have taken the steps are glad that they did feel a feel lots of entrepreneurs and employees feel it in their heart that it can't go on like this only 5 that they want a different form of economy they want to be able to promise hey we're not only doing this to get richer but we're also doing it because we want to give something back to society. i mean story or novel advises and helps companies to set up a purpose driven company or make the transition to one. the idea is not really new large and well known companies like bosh or size have had at least a similar structure for decades. ross is the one so i think it is the basic idea maybe to be on one level you could summarize it like this a company is not

a commodity. entrepreneurs interested in the idea have come to listen to the experience of other founders. christiane croll reports on his personal purpose moment shortly after he gave up his shares. yeah but for me that was the moment when i really noticed that he cozy is safe from the influences of capitalism was discovered and now we can build up something really big even if something happens to me it cozier is hopefully still safe in the coming centuries and i hope that is a competitive advantage over google that no one can take away from us that we simply don't have to maximize profits. this is a. sustainable business methods and the question of the meaningfulness of very own work is something that interests above all younger people who have in my view know we have entitlements and we have many young colleagues and it's not enough for them just to get a salary they also what am i actually doing here every day does it give me

a sense of purpose for me since i got it i didn't especially people who have just graduated and they say ok long term i'd actually like to work for a company where i'm convinced by that message message so i know that money is not lining the c.e.o.'s folk it's what we're working for a mission that we have and in other words we share common values in the minds of movie at. a company outing to saxony on. the wild plastic team wants to be there when the piles of waste plastic are finally turned into garbage bags in this factory. and hardly knew why. we're here today because we want to experience of 1st production off the wall bags full of them while banks were today is really about cereal production and of course it's really exciting because these are the 1st 12 bags we have been going to deliver back to them the whole thing for me and. it

is no coincidence that the 1st product of this young purpose driven company is of all things a plastic garbage bag is most i am we have to start with a must produce a product that's why it's a garbage because it symbolizes the trash that we collect that. pick up so that you can connect in a garbage bag made of the garbage that was collected on the streets of the world. turning wild plastic into garbage bags is a real challenge production is both complex and complicated. but they must be i mean yeah nobody has ever produced a bat with the materials that we work with and that makes it a bit more difficult i freely got. wild plastic ones to conquer around 10 percent of the bin bag market in order to be able to work sustainably and profitably but there are teething problems you have run through on the perforation should actually

be here if i tear off the beg then you only see part of the label here 5 us them here. would go over and that's not the only thing the devil is in the detail the machine also has problems with the packaging. that's right but that means we've now got to wrap 20000 rolls by hand that's the best we can do that. let's go let's go we'll stick them on with these fantastic new sticks on press clearly. team building of a special kind it will just have to be done by hand they are pressed for time the coronavirus pandemic has already delayed the production plant enough in the past months. by this that's less money it's everything you see here as a ready being sold now it's about getting hold of more material so we can right now projects and actually be able to sell them to get

a couple to come in. profitable business methods but with a greater purpose a kind of update for the social market economy a concept which is clearly convincing more and more people.

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