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  • About
    • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Careers
    • Volunteers
    • Contact Us
  • Our work
    • Just Circular Transition >
      • Network for Inclusive Circular Employment
      • Squaring the Circle Public Dialogues
    • Repair >
      • Right to Repair
      • Repair Events
      • Repair at Home Resources
    • SHIFT Program
    • Innovation >
      • Stuff in Flux
      • Greater Vancouver Circular Economy Network
  • Local Resources
  • Publications
    • Reports
    • Newslettters
    • Blog
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Right to Repair

Repair has become expensive and inaccessible.

Due to intellectual property laws and financial barriers, repair has become inaccessible to individuals and independent repair businesses. It is often cheaper to replace an item than to repair it, because of these barriers and economies of scale.

Our products are no longer designed to last.

Industry priorities have shifted, resulting in products that no longer last. Right to Repair not only overcomes legislative and financial barriers to repair, but reorders industrial design priorities, resulting in more durable and longer lived products.

SRRI's Right to Repair features

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CBC Canada Tonight

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Spice Radio Vancouver

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Recycling Council of BC's Podcast

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ReUSE2020 Coffee Chat


Learn about Right to Repair

The Roots of Physical and Psychological Obsolescence

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Why do we need the
​Right to Repair?

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The Share Reuse Repair Initiative is a project on the MakeWay Shared Platform.
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