Title image: Embedding co-production in organisations and systems

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Introduction to Section 1 What is co-production? Why co-production? Participation and co-production What does co-production look like?
Introduction to Section 2 How to start co-production Methods and techniques Spotlight on lived experience panels Spotlight on facilitation techniques Supporting people in co-production
Introduction to section 3 Advocating for co-production The policy context Frameworks and tools
Introduction to Section 4 Reflecting, evaluating and learning Tips and helpful resources for evaluation

Introducing co-production into your practice, although challenging, can be relatively straightforward. The bigger challenge for most people who value co-production is how to get support for it and embed it into how our organisations’ work from top to bottom.

In this section of the Guide, we will explore the following areas:  

  • How to introduce the idea/advocate for co production in your organisation and get buy-in at a range of levels 

  • How to develop a strategic approach to co-production - supporting and embedding co-pro in governance, decision-making, systems and processes 

We will also highlight key policy areas, frameworks and tools which can help you to begin to embed co-production in your own organisation or sector.