Co-production practitioners network
A network for co-production practitioners
milind kolhatkar's Discussions
Co-Production and Public Social Partnerships
hi allkeen to hear of people's experiences with public social partnerships involving the third sector and service-users co-designing and co-delivering 'public' services.…Continue
Tags: sector, third, partnership, social, public
Started Jan 13, 2012
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- Organisation
- edinburgh voluntary organisations' council
- Sector
- third sector
- Background to your work
- I seek to support Third Sector participation in partnerships.
Particular interests: 'mutuality, equality & human rights,' 'co-production,' & 'a social value approach.'
www.EdinburghCompact.org
www.EVOC.org.uk
Milind kolhatkar's Blog
co-production beyond service delivery
i've been much taken by the co-production (equal and reciprocal) approach.
imho there are powerful links with public value theory.
here's a coupla' slides which i hope might explain where i'm coming from.
http://www.edinburghcompact.org.uk/downloads/Co-Production_In_Two_Slides.ppt
would really welcome your comments.…
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Lucie
Head of Co-production, nef