Deze Tinkertool is onderdeel van een set van tools, die ontwikkelt zijn voor Repurpose Driven Design. Deze versie is in powerpoint gemaakt zodat u hier gemakkelijk mee kunt werken.

This Tinkertool is part of a set of tools developed for Repurpose Driven Design. This version is created in PowerPoint to ensure easy use. 

In deze handleiding wordt een framework en bijbehorende tools gepresenteerd waarmee ontwerpers en andere stakeholders ondersteund worden bij het zoeken naar nieuwe en zinvolle toepassingsmogelijkheden voor reststromen. Als er van afgedankte producten, onderdelen of materialen nieuwe producten worden …

This manual presents a framework and accompanying tools designed to support designers and other stakeholders in finding new and meaningful applications for waste streams. When new products are designed from discarded products, components, or materials with a different function, we call this Repurpose. …

Impact International b.v. maakt displays voor veel verschillende merken. Zo produceren zij onder andere displays voor cosmetica. In de cosmeticawereld wordt er nog weinig duurzaam ontworpen. Impact heeft duurzaamheid in een hoog vaandel staan en daarom willen zij een make-up display ontwerpen dat duurzamer …

Upcycling has been embraced by circular economy enthusiasts, policy-makers and collaborative initiatives across Europe. Early studies describe upcycling as a concept aimed at resource conservation by keeping products, components and materials at their highest potential value across consecutive product …

circular economy as a system change is gaining more attention, reusing materials and products is part of this, but an effective method for repurposing seems to be missing. Repurpose is a strategy which uses a discarded product or its parts in a new product with a different function. Literature on specific …

The Dutch government and leading academics in the field of circular economy propose that “repurposing”, i.e., finding new usages for discarded material, is important to reduce resource usage. Waste collectors, municipalities and start-ups increasingly find ways to develop circular business models, aiming …

The textile trading system is based on the ‘take-make-use-dispose’ linear economic model: as high amounts of resources are utilized at low costs, the final products become waste after being used for a only short period. This creates an unbalanced system that has to change. A circular economy model can …