A popular tourist destination, Newborough has faced growing traffic congestion and parking pressures. The Gwynedd and Anglesey PSB took on the challenge through a collaborative approach.

A step-by-step guide to involving people with lived experience in reviewing and improving public services, from planning and gathering evidence to making recommendations and tracking change.

Pobl Tir Môr worked with Underwood Farm, a local organic grower and community business, to make their veg box scheme more accessible to people in Pembrokeshire.

A practical toolkit of questions, prompts and active listening techniques to help you shift from surface-level responses to genuine co-production conversations.

Our animation explains what co-production really means and why it’s essential for building better services with communities.

This practical guide helps to clarify co-production by clearly explaining what it is, and what it isn’t.

Railway Gardens is a community-led green space in Splott/Adamsdown, Cardiff, transformed from derelict land into a thriving hub.

Assess your co-production practice, visualise your scores, and reflect on how to strengthen your work.

We’ve created an interactive guide to help you find exactly what you need from our resource library.

This guide provides an overview of what empathy mapping is and includes a useful template that provides inspiration for safe and creative ways to surface insights from participants.

Not sure where to start with co-production? This reflection template will help you.

Yr Ardd is a community gardening project in Llandysul/Pont Tyweli tackling rural isolation, food poverty, and lack of local facilities through shared green space and community ownership.