Repair cafés, such as the Malvern Hills Repair Café, offer a space for people to bring broken devices for potential repair. Roman Iwanczuk, a retired electrical engineer, is a frequent participant. The Restart Project, a UK charity, and the broader 'Right to Repair' movement advocate for policies that ensure products are durable and repairable. The UN’s Global E-waste Monitor 2020 highlights the growing e-waste problem. The EU is considering a Scoring System on Repairability, and the UK has introduced new repairability rules. France has implemented a repairability index. However, repairers face challenges like the scarcity of spare parts and lack of manuals. The Restart Project also supports local initiatives to fix and donate electronics to those in need.