Device Management System for reusing and refurbishing, erasing hard-drives, and diagnosing components.
Tracking systems at component level that can provide global coverage by connecting with eReuse.org servers.
Global Open-Data Store with metrics e.g. the social impact of reusing, durability of components, and tracking.
Base licenses and deed of assignment templates for transferring devices with the circular values of eReuse.org.
See how our open-software promotes reuse
We are a community of refurbishers, reuse advocates, social inclusion organizations, recycling companies, public administration, university service-learning programs, charity donation programs, and IT companies.
Share stories to communicate the social value of reuse and recycling.
Reduce the cost of refurbishing and reusing by developing open-data and open-source tools and services.
Develop open data of electronic components to compute circularity metrics, like the extended durability of devices.
Prevent illegal export of WEEE by promoting reuse quality standards.
Develop open data about reusing and recycling traceability to build confidence in donors and governments.
Promote electronic refurbishing and reusing by exchanging and creating new business models around circular economy.
Ensure reusing and recycling by providing traceability at component level.
We welcome any initiative focused on refurbishing, reusing, and promoting Zero Waste on electronic equipment in general.
Open information is freedom. Report non-personal device metadata to evaluate product circularity, social impact, and appropriate recycling.
Share your skills and pick up a few new ones along the way by writing open-source code, testing, providing support, translating, among others.
Circuits are communities that exchange devices. Empower them or create new ones using our know-how and tools.
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”, October, 2021.
Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
