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Co-production of informal settlement health: a community based participatory research program for building healthy communities in urban informal settlements of Salvador, Brazil. [PDF]

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Mogaji H   +26 more
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Harmonising Definitions of Multiple Long Terms Conditions for Inflammation Research: A Co-Production Approach

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Asfaw D   +7 more
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Co-production

2023
Abstract This chapter unpacks the complex notion of co-production and explores a number of different approaches to its application in public policy and management. The chapter begins by examining the challenges in defining the term, showing its relationship to other, similar concepts, and characterizing its positive and negative ...
Marta Marsilio, Chiara Guglielmetti
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Co-production teatime

Proceedings of the 15th Participatory Design Conference: Short Papers, Situated Actions, Workshops and Tutorial - Volume 2, 2018
Co-production Teatime is a prototype developed to support inquiry processes in co-production- the close collaboration and co-creation of knowledge between academic researchers and partners from industry and municipalities. In an attempt to bridge gaps between stakeholders with different interests, expectations and knowledge horizons, the teatime ...
Laura Gottlieb, Jennie Schaeffer
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Co-products

2020
Up to this point, we have considered the production of distilled spirits as a linear progress, from raw materials to final product. However, these processes also produce significant volumes of waste streams, both from undistilled liquids (mainly water), which is typically close to 90% of the fermented liquid volume, and residual solids of undigested ...
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Co-production and Governance

2021 4th International Conference on Education Technology Management, 2021
Pwint Kay Khine, Jianing Mi, Raza Shahid
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Participation as Co-production

2023
Both science and democracy are based on representation. It has been suggested in this book that this means a dividing line is created between those who represent and those who are represented. Concerning science, and expert knowledge more generally, fears are sometimes raised in relation to expert rule. However, this is often an unproblematic, and even
Linda Soneryd, Göran Sundqvist
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