The added value we create:

• Raising awareness in the neighborhood: upcycling as an anchor for environmental campaigns.
• Promoting participation: Creative participation for children, families and senior citizens.
• Making the circular economy visible: Glass upcycling as a tangible practical example.

How bottleneck services can be integrated:

• ReUp Station: As a mobile hands-on activity at the “Open Day” of an environmental agency or at district festivals.
• ReUp Boxes: Fixed station in a district center or repair café for regular activities.
• Use: Part of municipal education and participation formats (e.g. children’s holiday program, environmental month).

Financing & funding opportunities:

• Municipal environmental funding: Grants for environmental education and citizen participation.
• Structural funding & participation budgets: For integrative district projects.
• Cooperation: With local educational initiatives, environmental associations & urban development offices.