Co-production news and events

This page contains news of events and developments in relation to co-production in Scotland. For more information on any of the items below, please contact Olivia Hanley olivia@scdc.org.uk

 

The latest meeting of the Scottish Co-production Practitioners Network Meeting was held on 24 April, Glasgow

If you are interested in the Scottish network of co-production practitioners and would like to attend future meetings, then please contact olivia@scdc.org.uk.

  

Community resilience and co-production research report

'Doing with, not to' is the report resulting from research commissioned by NHS Education Scotland and carried out by SCDC into community resilience and co-production.  The research revolved around a practice exchange event in May 2011 involving Scottish projects carrying out work in the fields of community resilience and co-production, service providers, policy planners and others interested in sharing information.  Participants took part in a story-based exercise which highlighted some of the opportunities, benefits and barriers of co-producing services.  Based on the practice exchange, the report explores the connections between community resilience and co-production and also offers helpful definitions for these ideas and other related terms. 

 

Scottish Co-producers Network Meeting - 17 May, Glasgow [*event*]

The second meeting of the Scottish Co-producers Network took place in Glasgow on Tuesday 17th May.

The network is currently being coordinated and facilitated by NHS Tayside and SCDC. At present, information relevant to co-production in a Scottish context is located here on the SCDC website.

At this second meeting of the network, Stuart Hashagen from the Scottish Community Development Centre provided a brief update on the Community Resilience and Co-production research project funded by NES. Julia Slay New Economics Foundation (nef) gave an account of the recent Co-production Road shows and the meeting was an opportunity to share learning and exchange practice experience with one another.

For further information in relation to the Scottish Co-producers Network please contact me directly olivia@scdc.org.uk   

  

NESTA Co-production Roadshow [*news*]

The Edinburgh Co-production Roadshow was hosted jointly by NESTA, nef, Scotland's Futures Forum and the Coproduction Practitioners Network on 14 March 2011. The event was part of a series of 5 Roadshows showcasing examples of people powered public services across the country and providing a platform for practitioners and decision makers to share experiences on achieving more in public services.

A report of the Roadshow can be found here along with presentations and video content from the day: http://www.nesta.org.uk/events/previous_events/assets/events/edinburgh_coproduction_roadshow.