ReSupply is a web 3 and AI-powered platform designed to help African students meet their needs for educational supplies and enhance their studies. The platform offers a range of features including donation management, shop and exchange, sharing knowledge, and community sections. This document aims to provide an overview of the project and its key features.

The main objectives of ReSupply are:

• To provide African students with a platform to request and receive educational supplies donations.
• To create a marketplace for users to buy, sell or exchange used educational items.
• To offer a platform for users to share knowledge, including documents and courses.
• To create a community where users can connect and collaborate with each other.

• Donation Section: This section allows students to request donations of educational supplies from the community. Users can donate items or currency to the students. The platform uses AI to match students with donors based on their needs and location.

• Shop and Exchange Section: This section enables users to buy, sell or exchange used educational items. The platform uses web 3 to ensure secure and transparent transactions.

• Sharing Knowledge Section: This section allows users to share documents, courses, and other educational materials. The platform uses AI to recommend relevant content to users based on their interests and preferences.

• Community Section: This section enables users to connect and collaborate with each other. The platform uses web 3 to create a decentralized network where users can communicate and share ideas.

ReSupply is a platform that aims to help African students meet their educational supply needs. The platform offers a range of features, including donation management, shop and exchange, sharing knowledge, and community sections. With its innovative technology stack, ReSupply is set to revolutionize the way African students access educational supplies and enhance their studies. This project was generated with Angular CLI version 13.3.9.

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