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What we do

Learn and share knowledge about Co-production

We bring together practical knowledge, research and real-life experience to help people understand and use co-production.

Explore our Knowledge Base

Our Knowledge Base is packed with a whole range of resources, case studies, research and more from across the co-production community. We also include some of our own which we have developed through working with our community of practice.

Learn at your own pace

Our e-learning platform makes it easy to build your co-production skills, whenever and wherever suits you.

We connect and share with others

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You’re not alone

We help connect you with people across Wales who share your values and also believe in a better way of doing things. 

#CoproConversations

Join our bimonthly online Co-production Conversations to share ideas, learn from others and explore what’s happening in the world of co-production.

Stay in the know with our monthly newsletter for upcoming events.

Connect online

Our Circle community platform makes it easy to connect with members from across Wales, wherever you are.

Meet in person

Most events are online, but whenever we can, we bring our community together face-to-face. Keep an eye on our newsletter for upcoming events.


We influence change

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A collective voice

Together, we influence policy and decision-makers to create a public service environment where co-production can thrive across Wales, so that we can all keep doing more and better co-production.

Connect and Influence

We work alongside like-minded networks, respond to consultations and take part in key sector discussions. Our members help us stay connected to the latest challenges, ideas and practice in Welsh co-production.

Turning engagement into action

Through our National Lottery funded work, we are working with Public Services Boards to turn their engagement into meaningful involvement, embed co-productive behaviours, and transform culture. And to share learning and influence practice around community involvement across Wales.


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“On a weekly basis, I’ll use one of your resources, be that catching up on the Co-pro Mondays event series, using your definition to talk about co-pro with others, or looking at ideas on your knowledge base. Thank you team for making co-pro so accessible!” – Alex Congreve, Cardiff Women’s Aid

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