educlick is a social and circular economy workshop that brings positive social impact with a unique business model that tackles three key areas:

1. waste management: the project focuses on collecting WEEE and is an authorised collector
2. reducing the educational gap between rural and urban areas in Romania by refurbishing and repairing the collected computers and donating them to schools in vulnerable areas
3. reducing social injustice: every economic activity is performed by disadvantaged employees who are prevented by their personal situation from entering the labour market. educlick hires them through a two-year programme that helps them to develop social and professional skills enabling them to access better life opportunities.

educlick fights for social inclusion by giving a second chance to vulnerable groups that are often stigmatised by society and abandoned by public authorities from an early age (such as people with a prison record, drug addicts, minorities, victims of domestic abuse and children from foster homes). At educlick workshops, they can access a socio-professional integration programme that nutures their personal and professional development, offering them the opportunity to regain control over their life and happiness.

educlick also tackles educational injustice by providing refurbished digital equipment to schools in rural or poor urban areas where the school drop-out rate is extremely high. While tackling these social injustices, educlick also promotes a model for reusing and recycling digital equipment. This is particularly important as the recycling rate in Romania is only 14%.