Getting our House in Order: Improving the Conditions for Co-Produced Research in UK Higher Education
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posted on 2025-07-20, 17:24 authored by Beth PerryBeth Perry, Catherine Durose, Liz Richardson<p dir="ltr">The Co-Production Futures Inquiry is a collective intelligence-gathering exercise undertaken between 2024-2026 to improve the conditions for participatory research in the UK. The Inquiry aims to help ‘get our own house in order’ by identifying concrete actions that sector organisations and universities can take to reform structures, processes and cultures. This report introduces the Inquiry and answers three key questions: Why are we doing this? How are we going to do it? What is the Call for Evidence and Ideas?</p>
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Research England Participatory Research Funding - University of Sheffield, University of Liverpool, and University of Manchester.
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