Jennifer Inglis's Page

hello and welcome to the co-production practitioners network Jennifer, thanks for joining us!

The practitioners network is supported by nef but all content is developed by members, for members. Do have a good look around and get involved.

Some of the following areas are good starting points;

Network groups – based loosely around geographical regions or interest themes, they also host face to face meetings. I see you're already signed up for Scotland.

Resources and Videos will give you access to the latest documents supporting co-production and bring you face to face with those putting it into practice. Please add your own materials to increase the knowledge base.

The Blog carries the latest news, debate and opportunities for co-production practitioners. See what’s going on, add in your own comments or start a new thread. 

nef is currently working on topics raised by network members: developing practical approaches to commission co-production; delivering presentations and workshops for people who are interested in co-production.

A key area we're working on at the moment is gathering the evidence base for co-production. My colleague Julia blogged on it a little while ago here. Gievn your experience of public service evaluation I'd be really interested in your thoughts on the evidence question and would love to hear if you can direct us towards any useful sources/ reports evaluating co-production in public services.

It would also really help to know how you heard about the network and what motivated you to join. Please let me know at lucie.stephens@neweconomics.org that way we can make sure we’re reaching as many co-production practitioners as possible. Also, please share the details of the network with colleagues or contacts you think would be interested. 

Look forward to hearing from you,

Lucie

Head of Co-production, nef