Andy Wright

Co-production week: When is the right time to co-produce?

By the end of this week, which is co-production week, we will know the outcomes of the general election. Whoever wins, one thing is certain: there will be significant shifts in policy and practice for many public service organisations, inevitably driven in part by the reality of the UK’s economic circumstances. Those same organisations will

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When’s too soon? The case for early engagement with stakeholders.

There is a growing interest in the principles of good engagement practice. From a pragmatic point of view, engagement provides a meaningful, fair, and proportionate method by which consultation can potentially be avoided, thereby saving time in developing new understanding and approaches. Within our lens of consideration, focusing on the world of consultation and engagement,

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If I had a hammer, I’d hammer in the morning … and other cognitive bias

Earlier this year, my colleague Andy Mills wrote an excellent article on the relations between various road users around active travel schemes citing the song ‘People get ready’ by the Impressions. Amongst other things this article gave an insight into the difficulties in achieving consensus around contentious issues, such as the tension between being on

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Co-production: an asset-based approach to involving citizens in service change

The Institute is regularly approached by public bodies seeking to conduct consultation that meets best practice standards. Increasingly those who approach us are wrestling with the challenge of meeting the requirements to co-produce service change, which policymakers in all spheres of public activity require as a first step rather than an additional activity bolted on.

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