This report showcases what we got up to in 2022, offering insights into past and ongoing projects and the impact they have had.
Training
- Delivered 10 co-production training courses
- To 250 people
- Across 10 organisations
Talks
- Gave 11 talks
- To 932 people
Bids and income
- Contributed to 6 research bids that have resulted in £4,858,605 of funding being awarded to the research project teams and £92,842 for Co-Production Collective.
- Secured £287,680 for consultancy work from 13 organisations.
Where our money comes from
- 44% from consultancy
- 23% from Research England grant utilised for the Value of Co-production Research project and our development
- 15% Wellcome Trust and UCL, a continuation of our original Institutional Strategic Support Fund (ISSF) funding
- 14% from research projects
- 3% from training
- 0.1% from talks
Co-producing ourselves
- Launched our Resource Library
- Launched our co-produced Payment Policy which we had been co-producing together since 2017!
- Began working on co-producing a Safeguarding Policy
- Began co-producing our Journey of Change which will form part of our new strategy
The Value of Co-Production Research Project
The research found that the value of co-production lies in:
- Delivering outcomes that actually matter to people
- Efficiency, in the long run
- Working towards social justice
- Empowering people and building capacity*
- Connecting us as humans, working towards shared goals
*People told us as part of this research that they felt empowered by co-production
You can find out more about The Value of Co-Production Research Project on this webpage