> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://books.fablabbcn.org/make-works/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://books.fablabbcn.org/make-works/introduction/who-can-set-up-a-make-works-region.md).

# Who can set up a Make Works Region?

Basically anyone who is curious about and believes in the potential of their local area for sustainable making and manufacturing can set up a [Make Works region](https://make.works/regions). 

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Whether a local individual, small team or organisation, you will need project management, people and communication and fundraising skills, in addition to a [Fab City Global Initiative](https://fab.city/) passion for creativity, making, manufacturing, repair and more in your local area.&#x20;

However, at the moment, due to Make Works’ current limited capacity, we can only support existing regions, and those already in EU Projects which we engage with, e.g. [Distributed Design](https://distributeddesign.eu/) or [Centrinno](https://centrinno.eu/), or the [Fab City Global Initiative](https://fab.city/) network to set up.&#x20;

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{% embed url="<https://centrinno.eu/>" %}

{% embed url="<https://fab.city/>" %}

Please do not hesitate to contact us in case you are eager to become an emerging region anyway. During a personal conversation we can collaboratively assess the feasibility of your engagement or potentially link you to existing initiatives.

Write us via <alessandra@fablabbcn.org> and <make.works@fablabbcn.org>.


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