Definition
The record of repairs made after a fault and what they cost the people repaired: every mitigation, decision, and resource commitment, linked to who was harmed, who intervened, and what evidence was used. Repair logs include whether the people harmed were restored, how long it took, what it cost them, and what remains unrepaired.
They inform future care retrospectives, power audits, and service-level reports so follow-up work is traceable and burden does not drift back to the same communities.
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What is a repair log? — the explainer, with a worked example