Coproductie in de Publieke Sector.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Meijer, Albert.

Contributor:

Honingh, Marlies.

Steen, Trui.

Language:

Dutch

Subjects (All):

Participation.

Public administration.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (150 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

The Hague : Boom Uitgevers Den Haag, 2018.

Summary:

This book explores the concept of coproduction in the public sector, where citizens actively participate in the development and delivery of public services alongside professionals. It provides insights into practical implementations of coproduction in areas such as energy, environmental policy, education, and safety in the Netherlands and Flanders. The book discusses the challenges and strategic decisions involved in coproduction, emphasizing the importance of aligning with citizen motivations and ensuring inclusive participation. Aimed at practitioners in the public sector, it offers knowledge from both academic and practical perspectives to inspire and guide the development of effective coproduction strategies. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Voorwoord

Inhoud

1 Inleiding

1.1 Waarom dit boek?

1.2 Wat is coproductie?

1.3 Drie prangende vragen over de praktijk van coproductie

1.4 Strekking en opbouw van dit boek

2 Coproductie van energie- en milieubeleid

2.1 Inleiding

2.2 Voorbeelden uit de praktijk

2.2.1 Community of Practice voor duurzame energie in Gelderland

2.2.2 Klimaatpodium Brugge

2.2.3 Living Labs in Utrecht

2.3 Wat valt er op?

2.4 Conclusie

3 Coproductie van armoedebestrijding

3.1 Inleiding

3.2 Voorbeelden uit de praktijk

3.2.1 Kortrijk Spreekt en Doet Mee

3.2.2 De Tussenvoorziening: Noiz en 't Groene Sticht

3.2.3 Buurtwerk 't Lampeke

3.3 Wat valt op?

3.4 Conclusie

4 Coproductie van en in het onderwijs

4.1 Inleiding

4.2 Praktijkvoorbeelden

4.2.1 Nieuwe Regentesseschool

4.2.2 IQRA-school

4.3 Wat valt er op?

4.4 Conclusie Generated by AI.

Notes:

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ISBN:

9789462747760

9462747768

OCLC:

1381709204