Category: 10. Supporting tools

Tools and methods to help you “do” co-production

World cafe

Check out the method/tool factsheet within this report A glass half-full: how an asset approach can improve community health and well-being https://www.local.gov.uk/asset-approach-community-wellbeing-glass-half-full     We are collating the information for this section – coming soon! If you have any sources to contribute, please let us know.

Asset mapping

Check out the method/tool factsheet within this report A glass half-full: how an asset approach can improve community health and well-being https://www.local.gov.uk/asset-approach-community-wellbeing-glass-half-full     We are collating the information for this section – coming soon! If you have any sources to contribute, please let us know.

Innovation toolkits

100% Open innovation toolkit This 30-piece toolkit covers the whole open innovation journey from setting a strategy for collaboration to implementing mutually beneficial business models. It helps to make the case for open innovation and shows how to co-create or crowdsource relevant ideas, prototype the best ones and construct strong partnerships. Explore the 7 phases […]

Facilitation toolkits

There are a number of excellent toolkits of facilitation techniques online. Here are our favourites: Liberating Structures: 33 more options to add the big five conventional approaches (presentations, managed discussions, open discussions, status reports and brainstorm sessions). Divided into: share or spread ideas, know how or experiences reveal, generate or improve ideas or solutions analyse, diagnose […]

Action Learning

Action Learning is useful to support a co-production practice within and across teams. The emphasis is on developing effective actions through joint working on current problems, and incorporating reflection and review in order to learn for the future. Summary Action Learning factsheet on the Academi Wales website     We are collating the information for […]

Positive risk taking

Positive risk taking is defined as ‘…weighing up the potential benefits and harms of exercising one choice of action over another. Identifying the potential risks involved, and developing plans and actions that reflect the positive potentials and stated priorities of the client. It involves using available resources and support to achieve the desired outcomes, and […]

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