The Restart Project
A people-powered social enterprise that helps people learn how to repair their broken electronics and campaigns for the Right to Repair.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
The Restart Project is a people-powered social enterprise based in London that aims to tackle the climate emergency by making electronics work for people, for the planet, and for longer. It helps people run community repair events, runs fixing factories, builds repair directories, and campaigns for the Right to Repair.
History
The Restart Project is a social enterprise encouraging repair of electronics. It helps people learn how to repair their broken electronics and rethink how they consume them. It is based in London and supports the repair movement globally, collecting stories and data about broken belongings. It campaigns for the Right to Repair and co-founded a coalition of European organisations for Right to Repair Europe.
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