^{Measuring Success in
Co-production: Learning by Doing Programme}

About 'Measuring Success in Co-production: Learning by doing'

Connecting and supporting people to work in equal partnership is our passion at
Co-Production Collective!

We’re motivated to understand the value that collaboration and working to the principles of
co-production offers individuals, communities, societies and culture. ‍

This piece of work follows on from our previous Co-production Pilot Projects and the Value of Co-Production Research Project published in October 2022 which found that:

• The impact of co-production is often under-explored.
• Co-produced initiatives are rarely formally evaluated.

This programme aims to support co-production and evaluation (measuring the benefits) of projects which focus on the themes of mental health, wellbeing and/or climate change. It is open to anyone who is interested in the objectives above. It is supported by Co-production Collective,  Co-producers with a range of lived experience, UCL Evaluation Exchange, UCL Grand Challenges, Compost London and The Academy of Medical Sciences.  

The programme will include funding for six to nine projects, each of which will receive £10,000-15,000 and will be supported to co-produce, evaluate and share knowledge within the wider programme. Whatever your level of experience, if you have an interest in our objectives, you are welcome to take part.

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