Membership

It won't work without the network

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Together for "
" Hamburg

Fab City Hamburg is a network of people and organizations that aim to make the city more practical, sustainable, and independent through urban production, the circular economy, and open technologies.

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To realize Vision 2054, Fab City Hamburg e.V. is actively connecting with stakeholders who are ready to take action.

 

Currently, organizations in Hamburg are involved as association members, ranging from open workshops and local labs to startups, universities, and public institutions.

Types of Membership

According to the bylaws, there are two types of members: §8.6 “Regular members have the right to speak, submit motions, and vote. Associate members have the right to speak and submit motions, but do not have the right to vote.”

Only legal entities may become full members. Currently, these come from three areas:

  • Local labs and workshops (e.g., Fabulous Lab St. Pauli, Welcome Werkstatt, …)
  • Startups from the Fab Lab community (e.g., Libre Solar, XYZ, …)
  • Public entities (e.g., Kreativgesellschaft, HSU, …)

And now
here you are.

Membership Application

Do you represent an organization that wants to make Hamburg sustainable?

Then you'll probably be a good fit for us. There are different types of membership (with or without voting rights), but what matters most is making a difference together.

Request Membership – We'll show you how your organization can become part of Fab City Hamburg.

Fill out the membership application right here, or if you have any questions, send us an email at info@fabcity.hamburg

Information about the applicant / organization

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Who's in?

Our members bring a variety of strengths to the table. That is exactly what makes the network so effective:

  • Labs & Workshops: Places where people repair, learn, build, and experiment

 

  • Startups & Innovation Teams: Developing New, Circular Products and Services

 

  • Colleges & Public Institutions: Bridging Research, Education, and Urban Development

Club Members

Partners

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