Publications by Co-Production Collective

A report by Deloitte in collaboration with the National Expert Citizens Group (NECG) that examines the role of co‑production in public services. It draws on lived experience, outlines ten lessons for effective co‑production, and explores responsible use of AI in designing inclusive, equitable public services

A programme led by the Co-Production Collective exploring how to evaluate and support effective co-production in projects addressing mental health, well-being, and climate issues. Eight teams were funded to co-design and test participatory approaches. The site includes reports, learning resources, blogs, and event recordings, all in accessible formats.

Co-produced research making the case for the value of co-production for individuals, communities, organisations, and society

This payment policy has been co-created by the Co-Production Collective community and is for anyone who co-produces with Co-Production Collective. It sets out who we can offer payment to, in what circumstances; rates and methods of payment; and information about expenses. It also signposts to further resources and support. Please feel free to use this policy in your own work or for ideas but please credit Co-Production Collective if doing so, thanks! First published in 2022, updated in Sept 2024.

We facilitated the co-production of a book review about co-production. The book is 'COVID-19 and Co-production in Health and Social Care Research, Policy and Practice Volume 1 and Volume 2' (also available in this resource library), it explores the urgent need to put co-production and participatory approaches at the heart of responses to the pandemic and demonstrates how policymakers, health and social care practitioners, patients, service users, carers and public contributors can make this happen.

As part of the development of Co-Production Collective (formerly known as UCL Centre for Co-Production), we funded two phases of co-production pilots to co-produce a health research or innovation project. The aim of this work was to test and learn about co-production by supporting teams to co-produce in practice. This reports outlines what these projects were about.

This video playlist is a series of extracts of stories gathered that represent some of the key findings and learnings from people's experiences of co-production.