Electronics Reuse

When we talk about "connecting the unconnected," the conversation usually revolves around infrastructure-laying fiber cables, deploying community Wi-Fi, or optimizing spectrum. However, an often-overlooked reality is that meaningful connectivity relies ju

We are working on a new DeviceHub release, reimplemented in the Django framework. We'll keep you posted! This screenshot is from a working prototype, not final though.

In our work supported by the NGI-Search project, we have achieved several advances in searching, discovering and accessing information about our digital devices. We have a digital product passport (DPP) that shows a history of all hardware configurations

We saw the publication on Friday Oct 6 2023 of this EC recommendation (non-binding) about the need to improve the rate of return of used and waste small digital devices. Interesting but practical? That message: Dear member states, it is clear we have a pr

(April 2023) We have joined the NGI-Search project to explore how to search, discover and access information about our digital devices. We work with so-called digital twins for the circular management of ICT devices. The device twins provide identifiers,

A description of eReuse as case in the circular guide APC has published: "A guide to the circular economy of digital devices", "Una guía sobre la economía circular de los dispositivos digitales", "Guide de l'économie circulaire de nos appareils numériques

We are in a "slow motion" environmental crisis, in comparison with the COVID crisis. There are many more electronic devices than people, and the numbers strongly vary depending on the source. ITU-T estimates 13 billion end-users ICT goods in 2015 and fore

In eReuse we definitely share the perspective of the Right to Repair campaign. The right is fundamental for reuse and for ensuring the longest lifespan of electronics, and even to give more usefulness and value to parts obtained from recycling. We joined

Today 11 June starts RightsCon, the world summit that brings together initiatives and leading experts for their work on human rights in the digital age. RightsCon is an annual meeting that promotes AccessNow, one of the pioneering initiatives in defending