Documented case studies from Wales and the UK
In 2015, Ruth Dineen (Co-production Wales) and Public Health Wales put together the Seeing is Believing Catalogue of co-production case studies from Wales. (History in case you’ve been here before and you’re wondering: it used to be hosted on the Good Practice Wales website, but this has now been archived.) This report is organised into: […]
From the Department of Health in Northern Ireland: This practical Guide to support the application of a Co-Production approach across our health and social care system was developed as part of the Department’s programme of work to transform health and social care provision as envisaged in “Delivering Together 2026”. Developed using a system wide partnership […]
From the National Lottery Community Fund: We believe that people understand better than anyone else what’s needed in their communities. Co-production, which brings people and stakeholders together to create and deliver services, is one way of doing this. Our latest report, A Meeting of Minds: How co-production benefits people, professionals and organisations, focuses on the practice […]
Come Outside! programme Natural Resources Wales An example of what co-production can achieve – the delivery model mirrors the co-production principles. https://naturalresources.wales/about-us/our-projects/recreation-and-community-projects/come-outside/?lang=en
Measuring the Mountain is an initiative funded by Welsh Government. Report of a Citizens’ Jury The Citizens’ Jury took place between 24th and 27th September 2018. The report was drafted by Katie Cooke, Measuring the Mountain Project Manager and Rachel Iredale, Reader in Public Engagement at the University of South Wales, on behalf of the […]
OECD and Governance International, 2016. https://www.oecd.org/governance/observatory-public-sector-innovation/blog/page/citizenpoweredcitiesco-producingbetterpublicserviceswithcitizens.htm
Short films to help you spread the word about co-production “You can use any of these short films wherever & whenever you want, as tools to help you get the message across about what co-production means. “The films take you inside different co-production experiences in Scotland. The aim is to: inspire provoke conversation and discussion […]
Can you implement changes to create a truly personalised experience for people with severe and enduring mental illness and at the same time have a 20% reduction in costs? Can you make a fourfold increase in the number of people getting early support for common problems of mental health with a modest injection of extra money? […]
There are a number of articles and case studies online from The Vanguard Periodical. The people centred services section is particularly relevant for us and worth checking out, but there’s also digital and financial services. A fun one is about shared milk as a litmus test for how well services are integrated! Visit Vanguard for […]
From the Co-production Scotland Network: Published in 2015, ‘Co-production – how we make a difference together’ is a suite of resources – videos, case studies and information to help spread understanding of co-production. It gives examples of the different ways in which co-production approaches can be used, but more than this, it draws together the principles of […]
A case study about the Me, Myself and I Club in Briton Ferry (more on their website here). (Unfortunately the pdf is too large to upload to the website, here are the individual pages as images below.)
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