Who and what the project needs
Skilled repairers, technicians and established refurbishment businesses. Tools; diagnostics; spares; safe workspace; testing; warranty reserve; lawful waste route.
J19 · Educational project model
Repair and refurbishment workshop
Extend the useful life of goods through skilled repair and dependable service. Build the project around customer demand, tools you can use and safe handling of faulty items. Keep repair, resale and hazardous-waste activities distinct in the business and financing plan.
How repayment or affordability should be tested
Use completed paid repairs and conservative resale margins after parts, returns, labour and stock losses.
Critical risks
Unreliable components, product-safety defects, personal data on devices and unsaleable inventory can create losses.
What to prepare
Skill/customer evidence; supplier quotes; test and warranty process; data-handling safeguards; disposal plan.
What to measure
Repair success, repeat customers, returns and net cash; avoid unverified waste-diversion claims.