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11. Co-production of Public Services & Complementary Currencies (MedRisse Project)

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  1. Towards the co-production of public services
    What is “co-production”?
  2. Models of co-production
  3. The three levels of co-production
  4. Starting a co-production process
  5. Opportunities and challenges
  6. Case studies
  7. Complementary Currencies
    Money and complementary currencies
  8. An approach to complementary currencies
  9. What complementary currencies looks like
  10. Co-producing complementary currencies in practice
    Principles for co-producing a currency
  11. Case studies
  12. Further readings and videos
    Further readings and videos
  13. Sources
  14. E-learning course material
    E-learning course material
  15. Quiz
    Quiz "Co-production of Public Services & Complementary Currencies"
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  • [Course] MedTOWN Phoenix journey LINK
  • [Video] Co-production (4 mins) LINK
  • [Text & Video] What is Co-production. Involve.org. LINK
  • [Text] Co-production: a manifesto for growing the core economy, New Economics Foundation LINK
  • [Video] Realizing Care Policies’ Transformative Potential, UNRISD 2017 (4 mins) LINK (full report in further reading)
  • [Video series in Arabic with subtities in English] Public Policies, UNESCO 2016
    • Episode 1 Background LINK
    • Episode 2 Definition LINK
    • Episode 3 The making-of LINK
    • Episode 4 Actors LINK
    • Episode 5 Civil Society LINK
    • Episode 6 Analysis LINK
    • Episode 7 Targeting Youth LINK
    • Episode 8 Dynamics LINK
  • [VIDEO] Public Policy and Analysis (9 mins)
  • [Video] Re-thinking the Policy Making Process for today’s needs by Betty Tushabe, TEDxRugando (12 mins) LINK
  • [Text] Chapter-Care Policies: Realizing their Transformative Potential UNRISD LINK
  • [Text] Activating Citizens to Participate in Collective Co-Production of Public Services (2014) Bovard Ryzin, Loeffler and Parrado LIN [Text] The Challenges of Co-production. How equal partnerships between professionals and the public are crucial to improving public services (2009) New Economics Foundation, 2009 LINK
  • [Text] Understanding co-production as a new public governance tool, Policy and Society. (2018) Maddalena Sorrentino, Mariafrancesca Sicilia & Michael Howlett LINK
  • [Text] Coproduction during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic: Will It Last? (2020) Steen and Brandsen LINK
  • [Text] Bekkers, V. & Edelenbos, Jurian & Nederhand, José & Steijn, Bram & Tummers, Lars & Voorberg, William. (2014). The Social Innovation Perspective in the Public Sector: Co-Creation, Self-Organization and Meta- Goverance. LINK
  • [Text] Sánchez-Cruzado, J (2018) Social innovation for the activation and governance of green infrastructure. Climate-KIC, Grow Green Project, Wroclaw. LINK
  • [Text] Voorberg, William & Bekkers, V. & Tummers, Lars. (2014). A Systematic Review of Co-Creation and Co- Production: Embarking on the Social Innovation Journey. Public Management Review. LINK
  • [Text] GUIDE TO SOCIAL INNOVATION, EUROPEAN COMMISSION LINK

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