Exploring the Repair Network in Ōtepoti

This project is a case study of repair networks in Ōtepōti, where there is not a formal repair cafe but instead a network of different repair outlets. This project will answer the questions 'What is the current state and structure of the repair network in Dunedin?' and 'What are the challenges and barriers faced by repair service providers, and how can these be addressed to strengthen the repair network?’ Data will be collected through a literature review and interviews. The final product will discuss the existing repair services in Ōtepōti, alongside an analysis of challenges and opportunities faced by the network. This research attempts to fill the gap of formalised understanding on the function and viability of the Ōtepoti repair network and would set the foundations for the network's place in a circular economy to be further recognised and supported.

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Journal
Pūhau ana te rā Tailwinds
Published
2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.11157/patr.v3i1.56
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Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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Exploring the Repair Network in Ōtepoti

Brooke Muirsmeath
Pūhau ana te rā Tailwinds
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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Exploring the Repair Network in Ōtepoti

Brooke Muirsmeath
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Abstract

This project is a case study of repair networks in Ōtepōti, where there is not a formal repair cafe but instead a network of different repair outlets. This project will answer the questions 'What is the current state and structure of the repair network in Dunedin?' and 'What are the challenges and barriers faced by repair service providers, and how can these be addressed to strengthen the repair network?’ Data will be collected through a literature review and interviews. The final product will discuss the existing repair services in Ōtepōti, alongside an analysis of challenges and opportunities faced by the network. This research attempts to fill the gap of formalised understanding on the function and viability of the Ōtepoti repair network and would set the foundations for the network's place in a circular economy to be further recognised and supported.

Pūhau ana te rā TailwindsVol. 3(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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