Resources — Scottish Co-production Network

FNP is a programme from the USA which has been identified by NESTA as a clear example of a 'co-produced service'.

The food train - Evaluation of the food train in terms of its economic value

This report is based on an evaluation of The Food Train in terms of its economic value, and was commissioned by Community Food & Health (Scotland).

New book - Asset-based approaches; their rise, role and reality

A new book examines the role and development of asset-based approaches across three key policy areas in Scotland today.

Widening choices for older people with high support needs

This study examines the experiences of older people with high support needs involved in support based on mutuality and reciprocity.

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Finding your voice: Visioning outcomes in community engagement

An Information Booklet on VOiCE - A software tool that supports practitioners to analyse, plan, monitor and evaluate community engagement.

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Co-production: A manifesto for growing the core economy

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Social Attitudes Survey: Support for co-producing local services

The 2015 Scottish Social Attitudes Survey has found an overwhelming desire for local people to be involved in the design and delivery of their public services.

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Co-producing future plans: Home-Start West Lothian

Home-Start West Lothian (HSWL) are using co-production principles to develop its new three year strategic plan.