This report showcases what we got up to in 2023, offering insights into past and ongoing projects and the impact they have had.
Training
- 21 sessions delivered too 502 people
Talks
- Gave 19 talks
- To 1,482 people
- Across 15 organisations
Bids and income
- Contributed to 5 research bids that have resulted in £1,179,818.54*funding being awarded to the research project teams and£86,078.27 for Co-Production Collective
Where our money comes from
- 48.6% from consultancy
- 30% from £150,000.00 utilised for the Measuring Success project
- 17% from research projects
- 4% from training
- 0.4% from talks
Our secured income, unless it is for a particular project, must be spent in year. Any additional income, after costs are covered, is fed back into the development of the Collective.
We have the support of UCL and have secured funding that means we can remain as we are until at least until September 2025. Our sustainability after this time is something that we continue to work on as a community.
Measuring Success Programme
Our Measuring Success Programme aims to gain a better understanding of the conditions required for good co-production and evaluation. This is a summary of the programmes' activity this year.
- 409 people registered for Porgamme and Funding launch session and 198 attended
- 149 registered for the Networking/connection and development workshop and 70 attended
- 52 project applications were submitted for funding of these 10 were shortlisted and 8 were funded.
You can find out more about this programme on our webpage.
New strategy 'Our Direction 2023 - 2028' was launched
To keep us relevant and impactful, we reconsidered our goals for the future and revised our approach by co-producing the new Our Direction 2023-2028 with our community.