Farnham Repair Café survey of visitors & volunteers
Keiller, Scott and Charter, Martin (2016) Farnham Repair Café survey of visitors & volunteers. Project Report. Centre for Sustainable Design, University for the Creative Arts, Farnham, Surrey.
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This report presents the results of a survey of Farnham Repair Café visitors (e.g. product owners) and volunteers (e.g. repairers and organisers). The survey was undertaken in February 2016 by The Centre for Sustainable Design (CfSD) at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) in Farnham in the UK. Farnham Repair Café (FRC) is a collaborative project between CfSD at UCA and Transition Town Farnham (TTF). FRC is one of a global network of one thousand Repair Cafés in 24 countries which are part of The Repair Café Foundation International, founded in the Netherlands in 2007 by Martine
Postma as a way of actively promoting sustainability in local communities. Repair Cafés offer a free meeting place for people to bring products in need of repair and to work together with volunteer repairers from the local community, to fix broken products.
Farnham Repair Cafe is a collaborative project between The Centre for Sustainable Design at the University of the Creative Arts and Transition Town Farnham, part of the global repair café movement led by Repair Café International Foundation.
Supported by Farnham Town Council, Farnham United Reformed Church and University of the Creative Arts.
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