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November 2022

When, why, and how to do co-production in wellbeing policy and practice

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When, why, and how to do co-production in wellbeing policy and practice
In partnership with
  • Bennett Institute of Public Policy
  • University of Warwick

    • Co-production in policy and practice

    When, why, and how to do co-production in wellbeing policy and practice is a paper by Dr Mark Fabian and Anna Alexandrova.

    Through a case study with UK national anti-poverty charity Turn2us and academics from the University of Cambridge, the paper covers:

    • what co-production is: a deliberative, collaborative practice bringing together stakeholders, practitioners, and technical experts to design, deliver and evaluate place-based activity;
    • when co-production might be appropriate;
    • why co-production is valuable;
    • how to approach conducting co-production and stages of the process;
    • common challenges and considerations. 

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