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Co-Design, Co-production and Participatory Policy Making - Insights From the Social Sciences
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posted on 2020-02-27, 21:31 authored by Judith Tsouvalis-Gerber, Ruth LittleThis Working Paper is concerned with the use of co-design and co-production approaches in policymaking in the fields of agriculture and the environment. It draws together evidence and key findings from the
social sciences on co-design, co-production and related participatory
approaches and discusses their differences, strengths, and weaknesses. It
outlines why these approaches are considered to add value to policymaking and
explains why they have become increasingly popular in recent decades. The paper
also looks at the principles of different participatory approaches and some of the
methods they use. It makes policy recommendations, and highlights evidence
gaps.
Funding
Sheffield ESRC Grant 157084 'Agri-Environmental Governance Post-Brexit: Co-production of policy frameworks’
Defra ‘Brexit and the Environment: Using social science to re-design Environmental Land Management payments’
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