Co-production: What, why and how

Co-production: why?

genuine empowerment

more relevant and effective services

stronger, healthier, more active communities

sustainability

participation & engagement

value for money

co-production principles

facilitation not delivery

valuing participants

building on their strengths

developing peer-support networks

equality and reciprocity

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= transformative co-production

shared power | shared responsibility

whole-systems model co-commissioning co-design co-delivery co-evaluation

Redevelopment Café . clean up campaigns . environmental projects .

community murals . Battle of the Bands . films, comedy & theatre .

bingo . tea dances & discos . Real Food box scheme . recording studio .

Creation Development Trust

Bron Afon Community Housing

Beacon Estate, Falmouth

down 50%

down 71%

up 100%

down 42%

down 70%

down 50%

down to zero

overall crime rate

unemployment

educational attainment

child protection rates

post natal depression

childhood asthma

teenage pregnancy

through dance

we can change ourselves, others,

and the community of which we are a part…

TR14ers, Cornwall

co-production principles

facilitation not delivery

valuing participants

building on their strengths

developing peer-support networks

equality and reciprocity

Co-production – project process

build initial team

create vision

design project

expand team extend knowledgerefine project

deliver project

evaluate outcomesshare information

celebrate success

apply learningscale up

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Essential Co-production skills

Making things happen togetherCollaborative Leadership Building teams & partnershipsAction LearningDemocratic decision-making

Sustaining SuccessExtending the networksBuilding confidenceSharing the evidenceStepping back

Communication and EngagementNon-directive coachingAppreciative EnquiryAsset MappingInfluencing and Advocating

Ruth DineenEmma Falkner |

All in this Together|Ruth DineenNoreen Blanluet

http://coproductiontraining.com