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Putting the 'Critical' into Learning and Leadership for Reclaiming Co-production Practices - A Brief Think Piece

Putting the ‘Critical’ into Learning and Leadership for Reclaiming Co-production Practices – A Brief Think Piece

 

The argument presented is that the idea of co-production in its present form has a long journey to make in order to seriously be able to address the challenges of our times.  The positive potential of…

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Posted by Mr Hament Patel on May 22, 2013 at 22:36

Evaluative Framework for Engagement

A few years ago I developed an evaluative framework for approaches to and processes for public engagement attempting to link legislation and policy to theoretical domains.  An overarching influence and driver being the Human Rights Act developing the argument that citizens have a right to be listened to by those making decisions that affect them.  Thus some stereotypical approaches to consultation or involving citizens and service users may not be good enough as they might not be proactively…

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Posted by Dr Huw Evans on May 15, 2013 at 15:01

Open Letter sent - please tell the world!

Open Letter sent to Welsh Government asking that co-pro principles are placed at the heart of our public services. Down to the Senedd in our best frocks at 2.00 to hand in hard copies. On BBC Wales at 6.30.

Please shout about it and help us change the world!

Posted by Ruth Dineen on May 1, 2013 at 9:00

Here comes the revolution! Co-producing Wales...

Tomorrow we send the Open Letter to the Welsh Government asking that co-pro principles are placed at the heart of our public services. 256 signatures from orgnaisations and individuals in Wales, and 25 supporting statements from USA, Canada, Australia, Scotland and England. Makes for a cheering and revolutionary read.

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Posted by Ruth Dineen on April 30, 2013 at 11:00

Update on the Public Service Transformation Network

Friends,

Joanne Fearn from the Cabinet Office is a co-production enthusiast and is involved in setting up the new Public Service Transformation Network which was announced by the Chancellor in last month's budget.

The Network does not have a website as yet, but Joanne shared this helpful information with us.

It's hoped that the Network will…

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Posted by Sarah Lyall on April 25, 2013 at 10:00

Making the case for co-producing health and wellbeing

Hi all,

I've just added some more resources to our pages on Transitioning to Co-production and Health.

Here are the main ones:…

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Posted by Sarah Lyall on April 18, 2013 at 15:00

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Putting the 'Critical' into Learning and Leadership for Reclaiming Co-production Practices - A Brief Think Piece

Putting the ‘Critical’ into Learning and Leadership for Reclaiming Co-production Practices – A Brief Think Piece The argument presented is that the idea of co-production in its present form has a long journey to make in order to seriously be able to address the challenges of our times.  The positive potential of such idea is undermined at three levels: critical learning is not hardwired into the process; leadership mirrors hierarchical models that have been widely discredited, and finally,…See More
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Evaluative Framework for Engagement

A few years ago I developed an evaluative framework for approaches to and processes for public engagement attempting to link legislation and policy to theoretical domains.  An overarching influence and driver being the Human Rights Act developing the argument that citizens have a right to be listened to by those making decisions that affect them.  Thus some stereotypical approaches to consultation or involving citizens and service users may not be good enough as they might not be proactively…See More
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 This is an early announcement to put the date in your diary. The next meeting of the Co-Production Network in South Wales will be held onWednesday 19th June at United Welsh offices in Caerphilly from 1.30 - 4.30pm. All comers welcome - members and non-members, from Wales and across the border.Agenda being put together, to be updated asap. Please get in touch with Claire Jenkins at United Welsh if you would like…See More
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