Reuse

A team of employees from the Faculty of Civil Engineering established a Technion second-hand store that receives a variety of items daily such as clothes, games, bags, jewelry, housewares, kitchen utensils, books, soaps and more…

The store is open five days a week, and is operated by a team of volunteers from the faculty. In addition, the store works in collaboration with the Employment Project for the Mentally Injured, so that the store is a place for them to feel needed, as they really are. The second-hand store is for the entire Technion family and can also be a solution for students who need vital items for their homes, without spending too much.

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You don’t need a crown and a robe to feel like royalty. It is enough to think for one second before getting rid of your old computer and donating it to someone who will appreciate it.

Project Melech (Computers for All) is a project that operates on behalf of a social office belonging to the Technion student union. The project was founded in 2011 by two students from the Technion, who wanted to find a way to help other students who could not afford the necessities. The project has expanded and its goal is to repair desktop and laptop computers, peripheral equipment and technological means and to donate them, first of all, to students who are financially supported, as well as to families and other factors who cannot afford them, and associations that support poor populations.

Smart Marketplace for Used Equipment | TEC2

Welcome to TEC2’s Smart Marketplace for Used Equipment – where sustainability meets operational and economic efficiency. Our platform serves as a dynamic, advanced network for sharing, redeeming, and reusing equipment, instrumentation, and materials within the academic and research ecosystem. Through an intelligent technological system, we enable researchers, laboratories, and departments to maximize the utilization of existing resources, reduce waste at the source, and find a new home for high-quality surplus equipment. Join us in promoting a campus culture of circular economy that optimizes research budgets while protecting the environment.