Towards co-production in research with communities
This review takes a cross-cutting perspective, aiming to advance the theory and practice of coproduction in research with communities.
Nature: co-production of research
A series of articles from a special issue of Nature
From people with HIV selecting which trials get funded to smallholder farmers guiding weather monitoring, the people affected by research are increasingly getting involved in it. They are shaping how projects are conceived, supported, done, reviewed, disseminated and rated — as partners in research. This special issue looks at the promise and the pitfalls of research coproduction for the societies, stakeholders and scientists now working shoulder to shoulder.
As one advocate describes it: “It’s about getting everybody round the table so you’re valuing the knowledge everybody has.”
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