ACR+ member Paris has released a map to assist inhabitants in finding the right places for sustainable, local, and socially responsible consumption. Thanks to repair shops, solidarity stores, recycling centers, and resource hubs, Parisians can now make second-hand their primary preference. 

  

In addition, the City Council has set itself the objective of helping to open new sites to achieve an average of one solidarity reuse site for every 50 000 inhabitants. In fact, the actions of Parisian recyclers and repairers are part of the city's policy to encourage its residents to adopt more sustainable consumption patterns. Since 2016, more than 60 social and solidarity economy structures committed to the circular economy (recyclers, bicycle workshops, repair workshops, solidarity reconditioners, etc.) have benefited from the City's support.