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- Provide a platform to develop new services and ventures. Find synergies between sectors and forge new partnerships. Take a design-centred approach to solving social problems.
· Provide bidding platforms and advise commissioners. Bring together small and medium sized organisations into consortia to bid for larger scale public sector contracts. Broker relationships between public sector bodies and provider organisations in their area. Identify strategic needs, cost benefits and otherwise bridge a cultural gap.
· Performance evaluation. Quantify the performance of projects and organisations in terms of growth and social impact enabling investors, commissioners and beneficiaries to compare ventures.
· Provide project management for new projects and back office functions for collaborative partnerships.
· Develop ventures that support the concept of co-production as a model for designing services that recognise people as assets, values work differently; promotes reciprocity; and builds social networks.
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Patchwork Circles, the Coproduction Network for North Wales, Meeting 16th January
http://www.patchworkcircles.com/events
Co-producing SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES
Wednesday 16th January 2013
2pm – 4pm
Prestatyn Town Football Club
Bastion Gardens, Prestatyn, Denbighshire, LL19 7LU
To book your place, please…
Posted on December 3, 2012 at 12:00
Patchwork Shares - North Wales Timebank
Here in the depths of North Wales we have successfully applied for a small but useful grant off the Big Lottery to start a timebank, called Patchwork Shares. This is principally for the agencies in our personal networks, but as it develops we hope to add a wider range of constituents, from individuals through to public bodies, so that it becomes a mixed and rich "patchwork" of talents!!!
In the last six months there has been a lot of progress in North Wales as we started a network…
ContinuePosted on March 13, 2012 at 20:58
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