Encouraging Co-production
We work co-productively with a wide array of organisations from Public Health Wales, Third Sector organisations and Local Authorities. Working in a co-productive way ensures that we work with the DEEP principals as well as staying true to the principals of the School.
Highlights of our co-produced work include:
- The exploration and development of person to person timebanking in a Local Authority
- The development of grass roots approaches to evaluation, learning and development, including the possible use of research-informed techniques (e.g. Complexity Theory and Most Significant Change Technique)
- Supporting the development and expansion of the Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project (DEEP) in Wales through hosting joint events and supporting particular initiatives
We work closely with the Co-production Network for Wales an exciting across-Wales network focussing particularly on promoting and supporting co-produced research.
