16 June 2006

Aspects of Co-production

The implications for work, health and volunteering

The concept of ‘co-production’ is emerging as a radical challenge to existing approaches to local economic development and the delivery of welfare and public services. This publication features three essays exploring the concept.

Programme Areas: Social Policy

Executive Summary

As part of the Hidden Work research programme with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, nef (the new economics foundation) organised three expert seminars on co-production. Each one was framed by an essay that set some of the challenges thrown up by a new idea. This publication makes those essays more widely available.

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