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User and Community Co-production For a more resilient and just society and effective public policies

Tuesday, 18th May 2021, 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Registration from 2:20 pm
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The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the important and distinctive contributions that communities can make to better public outcomes. The question is to what extent and how can public services make better use of community power to achieve a more resilient and just society and make public policies more effective in a post-Covid world.
 
This interactive workshop will showcase good practice in user and community co-production in key public services in Scotland and internationally, ranging from employment services to criminal justice and social care. It will explore how the evidence base for the effects of co-production on public value can be strengthened. Co-production champions will present their experiences to date and participants will be encouraged to co-design new projects with staff from the University of Strathclyde. 

Who should attend?

This event is relevant to all public service commissioners and providers wishing to improve public value, including representatives of local authorities, social work, NHS, Police Scotland, prison services and employment agencies. We also welcome local community representatives, e.g. from Community Planning Partnerships, who are interested in collaborating with public services. 

Benefits of attending

Participation in this highly interactive co-production workshop will enable participants to learn about good practice in user and community co-production and discuss the lessons learnt with other participants. The event will provide ample networking opportunities and space to co-design new co-production projects. 



Contact

Prof. Beth Weaver
Professor
Karen Morrison
Programme and External Links Manager

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