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Repair Café Danmark is a non-profit organization that is part of over 120 Repair Cafes in Denmark that focus on repair as a way to reduce waste and promote sustainability. In the Repair Cafés, people gather to repair various items – everything from electronics to clothes and mechanics – often with the help of volunteer repairers who possess special skills.
The initiative has several goals:
Waste reduction: By repairing instead of throwing away, Repair Cafés contribute to reducing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills.
Community: Repair Cafés create a space where people can meet, share experiences and learn new skills. This promotes a stronger local community.
Education: Participants will have the opportunity to learn repair techniques and understand how their things work, which can strengthen their ability to repair themselves in the future.
Sustainability: By promoting repair and recycling, Repair Cafés support a more sustainable lifestyle.
In Denmark, there are over 120 Repair Cafés, often run by volunteers and local organisations. They are typically open at set times, where anyone is welcome to bring items that need repair. This initiative has gained success and recognition as an important part of the fight against overconsumption and waste.
For those who wish to participate, there is an opportunity to find a local Repair Café and become part of the community, learn about repair and contribute to a more sustainable future.