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Co-production – deciding together. This approach to influence and participation allows staff and people with lived experience to have an equal relationship when designing activities, projects, or services. Learn more about how it works on this page. What is co-production?
- Case Study
The project was co-produced and delivered by the group....
- Co-Design
Co-design needs to take place over a series of meetings,...
- Service Design
Service design is a methodology used to explore and create...
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• Co-production identifies, validates and utilises service users’ strengths, supports people’s participation and fosters • engagement between services and service users. Thus co—production very much fits within a recovery oriented framework (Department of Health [DoH], 2011).
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Dec 17, 2023 · Co-production is a concept that is becoming increasingly popular across various fields including planning. This article reviews planning literature on co-production and reveals that the term has not been well defined. The existing definitions are inconsistent and ambiguous, requiring more conceptual clarity to avoid contention.
- 1 Roots of Normative Concepts of Co-Production
- 2 Principles of Co-Production
- 3 Prioritising Co-Production Principles
For advocates of normative concepts of co-production, it is key that co-production is not just a means to an end but that it embeds specific public governance principles or social values in order to improve outcomes. As Cahn and Gray (2012, 131) state: “co-production is not only a method of production; it is both a means and an end, method and purp...
Many advocates of normative concepts of co-production have committed to or suggested some core principles or values which reflect their normative stance. For Cahn and Gray (2012, 136), for example, these comprise an asset-perspective, honouring real work, reciprocity, community and respect. Edgar Cahn’s conceptualisation of co-production also influ...
Principles are fundamentally important—but only if they can be operationalised. Here we meet a challenge which is not often understood—or tackled. The principles and processes of public governance are not absolute—they are likely to vary in importance between contexts and over time. Moreover, different stakeholders will often have differing views o...
- Elke Loeffler
- elke.loeffler@strath.ac.uk
- 2021
Aug 15, 2019 · what does a co-producer do? Works jointly with another producer to oversee the project from development through post-production. Provide notable value to project through their attachment, services rendered, essential equipment, locations, etc.
This toolkit provides an introduction to co-production in commissioning, and a range of materials and ideas which you could use to develop co-productive ways of working within your own organisation. Whilst our work is specific to mental health, the principles can be more generally applied.
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Sep 16, 2022 · Co-production is in no way trying to take over systems or jobs. It's about each person or group bringing their experiences and ideas to the table and then collectively making decisions. We have a few tips for anyone who wants to incorporate co-production.
