Enactus is a network of leaders committed to using business as a catalyst for positive social and environmental impact. We educate, inspire and support young people to use innovation and entrepreneurship to solve the world's biggest problems.
With our programs, events, networking opportunities and relationship management, Enactus Netherlands forms the center of this unique partnership. We offer our students the opportunity to develop and make a meaningful social impact to their environment by creating and implementing all kinds of social projects and / or social enterprises.
Bij ons staat respect en begrip voor onze monteurs op nummer 1! Ons motto is: Onze monteurs zijn Lumina! Die persoonlijke aanpak werpt zijn vruchten af; In het jaar van ons 10-jarig bestaan, vieren wij tevens het 10 jarig dienstverband van maar liefst 5 monteurs.
Zoek jij een bureau waar persoonlijke aandacht en begeleiding hoog in het vaandel staan, dan komen we graag met jou in contact. We hebben doorlopend mooie projecten in de woningbouw bij datacenters, in ziekenhuizen in de utiliteit en op vele andere plekken.
Bent u op zoek naar een professionele flexpartner? Ontzorgen is ons motto! We komen graag met u in contact.
The original mission of the Dutch Fablab Foundation was to introduce, evangelize and spread the Fablab concept in the Low Countries.
The Foundation has all rights to the name ‘fablab’ and its logo for the Benelux.
The Foundation is run by a Board of volunteers.
Fablab.nl is not a franchising organization.
The Foundation does not start initiatives for founding fablabs, nor can she offer financial help.
What she can do is to foster the community of fablabs and initiatives.
She runs the website www.fablab.nl which gives access to all fablabs.
She also organizes periodically a fabtable, where labs will meet and discuss items of interest.
And she provide answers to common questions from the public on fablab.
A basic principle of a fablab is free access: no treshold for people, that want to make something, to familiarize themselves with digital fabrication machines. We want them to get on the leaning curve.
The foundation of any fablab is the Fabcharter. A makerspace, that will adhere itself to the Fabcharter, will be granted the right to name itself a fablab and to use the fablab-logo, if it pays a yearly licence feeof 60 to 100 euro per year, to cover some of the expenses of the foundation.