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Building Inclucive Communities Together

Co-production is a transformative approach that recognizes all actors as equal contributors. It’s about creating inclusive, participatory ways of delivering services that empower communities.

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The Six Principles of Co-Production

According to NESTA Foundation, Co-production core principles are:

Recognising People As Assets

Equal partners in the designs and delivery of services;

Building On People's Existing Capabilities

Co-produced services start with people’s capabilities and look for opportunities to develope them:

Mutuality & Reciprocity

Co-production is about a mutual and reciprosal partnership;

Peer Support Networks

Peer and personal networks alongside proffesionals;

Blurring Roles

Blurring the distinction between proffesionals, users,family members, community representatives;

Proffesionals As Catalysts Of Change

Enabling proffesionals to become facilitators and catalysts of change;

Applied to the disability field, it has been proven that the co-production model and methodology increase also the awareness and knowledge of staff working with people with intellectual disability on issues of equality,diversity and inclusion and how these should be core features of their daily work

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Our Projects

Co-production is the approach that links to very important projets: ENABLE and IN-CUBA.
Here you can find information on the project ENABLE, which ended 2017, project and the learning platform developed by its partnership.
You will soon be able to discover more about IN-CUBA (Incubators for CO-productive Enterprises and Social Inclusion)  and its objectives… stay tuned!

Explore VOICE Project

VOICE stands for Voting, Opportunities, Inclusion, and Civic Engagement. It is a European Erasmus+ project designed to strengthen democratic participation for individuals with cognitive disabilities. VOICE works by understanding what blocks participation, building accessible learning tools, and helping decision-makers create more inclusive systems.

Explore ENABLE Project

The ENABLE Project can be described as a two-year participatory process that saw 6 very committed partners work together in a co-productive way to test and promote co-production as a new participatory way to provide services for people with intellectual disability.

Explore IN-CUBA Project

The IN-CUBA (Incubators for CO-productive Enterprises and Social Inclusion) Project wants to foster social inclusion by developing an incubation methodology based on co-production addressed to people with intellectual disability.

Explore IncludNet Project

The Includnet project supports young people with intellectual disabilities to enter work through entrepreneurship. It offers accessible, easy-to-read entrepreneurship training tailored to their needs. The project also builds a business support network for mentoring and practical guidance. Its goal is to reduce exclusion and create more self-employment opportunities.

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