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trifab.si presents the TRIFAB concept in English, for local authorities, reuse and repair actors, makers and citizens in Europe and beyond.

Concept and manifesto by D. Dambreville

TRIFAB was formulated in France by D. Dambreville in the manifesto TRIFAB — Déchetterie · Ressourcerie · Fablab (version 1.0, October 2026), published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence: free to copy, adapt and share, provided the author is credited.

Read the manifesto · Author's website · X · LinkedIn

Why this site

The TRIFAB manifesto was written in French, for French local authorities. Its logic — collect, sort, repair and make, measure, share — applies far beyond France. This site summarises the concept in English, explains how it works, how it can be funded and how a first pilot site can be launched, and publishes in-depth articles for those who want to go further.

The author

D. Dambreville designs working methods and public-interest proposals, published on the author's website. TRIFAB is one of them: a concept meant to be taken up, adapted and carried by others. Follow the author on X and LinkedIn.

Publisher

This site is published by ARSCRIPTA SAS, Paris, France. See the legal notice.

What this site does not do

  • It does not run any TRIFAB site and does not speak on behalf of any local authority.
  • It does not collect personal data: no cookies, no trackers, no forms, no third-party resources.
  • It announces no figure it cannot source. Legal and funding frameworks change: always check them locally.

Licences

The manifesto itself is published by its author under CC BY 4.0. The texts, design and logo of this site are © ARSCRIPTA SAS, all rights reserved; passages quoted or translated from the manifesto remain under CC BY 4.0, credited to D. Dambreville.