Wolfsburg City Center Fund - Your idea for our city center!

Inner city funds, also known as disposition funds, are used in overall urban development measures to provide financial support for smaller projects developed through local involvement. With the help of this fund, ideas from private actors (e.g. associations, traders, residents) can be implemented in the short term that serve the development of the inner city development area. In this way, the inner city fund provides an incentive to get involved in the development of one's own city.

Is your idea or project within the marked area? Then you can proceed to the application stage.

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Want to get started? Here's how it works:

1. Project idea
   Your project should create added value for Wolfsburg city center and fulfill one of the funding objectives (e.g. urban ecology, strengthening retail/local supply, supporting social or cultural activities, improving the quality of stay, etc.).
   
   Do you have questions or need support?
   The City Management of Wolfsburg Wirtschaft und Marketing GmbH (WMG) is your point of contact. It will assist you with the application process, advise you on project development and support you during implementation.
   Contact: innenstadt@wmg-wolfsburg.de / Telephone: 05361 899940
   
2. Fill out the application
   Download the application form in the download area. You need:
• A brief description of your idea
• Cost estimate
• Proof of your own contribution (at least 50%)
3. Submit to the WMG city management
   By e-mail to: innenstadt@wmg-wolfsburg.de
   WMG will check the eligibility for funding together with the administration.


4. Presentation to the committee
   After a positive preliminary assessment, you present your project in person at a meeting of the fund commission.


5. Approval & Implementation
   Once you have been approved, you can start your project. Billing is based on the reimbursement principle.

For details, you can take a look at the funding guidelines (to be added) or contact us directly!

The Inner City Fund Commission, which is made up of 24 voting members, decides on eligibility for funding. It is part of the existing "Resilient inner cities" steering group and brings together representatives from politics, city administration and relevant inner city stakeholders.

• Application form inner city fund
• Funding guideline for inner city funds (to be completed)