
Reuse Project Part 2: Device Valuation Accuracy
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Accurate device valuation is what funds our digital inclusion work. Why retired IT is hard to price, and what we built to get closer.
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Digital inclusion has a new home in government. A remit is a direction, not a device, and the devices that could help already exist.
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Accurate device valuation is what funds our digital inclusion work. Why retired IT is hard to price, and what we built to get closer.

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Our panel on the IT Reuse for Good Charter at Circular Tech Expo: AI and digital poverty, government pressure and built-in obsolescence.

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Good Things Foundation and Reconome celebrate the National Device Bank passing 100 contributing organisations, with almost 40,000 people supported.

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Part one of six. Over the next six months we are rebuilding how every device we handle gets its ending,

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In March 2026, DSIT published its one-year progress report on the Digital Inclusion Action Plan. The headline: more than one

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The UK government published its Sustainability Reporting Standards on 25 February 2026. Two documents, UK SRS S1 and UK SRS

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If your carbon reporting relies on the quiet comfort of ‘we excluded that category because it wasn’t material,’ your grace

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Material Focus has announced that four projects have been awarded funding from its Circular Electricals Fund which supports innovation in

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Across multiple reports, prices for DRAM and flash storage are significantly higher now than in recent years, and forecasts indicate

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Reconome, a leading circular IT solutions provider and certified B Corp, and Good Things Foundation, the UK’s leading digital inclusion

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The collaboration has already saved 75 tonnes of CO₂ emissions and given a second life to 325 IT devices that
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