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Digital tools for repair

The Sharepair project focuses on scaling up repair and guiding citizens towards the best repair solutions by developing digital support tools.

We created a tool for repairers in Repair Cafés and repair centres; a guidance tool for consumers and citizens to guide them towards the best repair solution; a tool for mapping repair facilities and repair services in the participating regions and cities; a tool for collecting and sharing open-source designs for 3D printing of spare parts and an integrated data space that gathers all the data captured.

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Sharepair is all about raising awareness for repair. An ecosystem of connected digital tools helps us reach that goal.
Lieve Van Espen, project coordinator

Tools in the picture

Repair Maps

A central map and database presenting repair actors in Europe

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Repair Connects

A online matchmaking platform where citizens can register their broken device at local Repair Café events.

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Repair Guidance

A tool to guide citizens and repairers through the different repair options available.

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City repair platforms

Local repair hubs showcasing a city's events, repair heroes and stories, repair actors and other updates.
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3D printing for repair

A tool that gathers 3D solutions for missing or broken spare parts during a repair.

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Open Repair Data Platform (ORDP)

A platform combining different datasources of the repair domain, resulting in a strong searchable data platform.

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Repair heroes overview

The city repair platform as a local way to share these tools with citizens

In the past months, the cities of Leuven, Apeldoorn, Louvain-la-Neuve and Roeselare have been working on a communication strategy to boost the visibility of repair in their cities.

The result? A shared online strategy and website format, that can easily be customised to each city's own context, but that is managed and maintained collectively.

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Interested in using these digital tools in your city?

Are you working for a city, or actively involved in a local repair community that can still grow? Get in touch for more info or an actual introduction.