Nesta report sets out the principles of co-production

07 January 2010 | By Emily Pacey

Visitors to some housing estates in Cardiff may be surprised to see residents weeding and planting the communal gardens and going on day trips together, but projects such as these are the results of a new scheme being run by Taff Housing Association. In return for their efforts, residents earn credits which they can spend on arts and leisure activities. This is an example of co-production, and according to a new paper by the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, it ...

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