Co-producing the future - AGM - 36 attendees

Co-producing the future - 11am – 12pm

Co-producing means "the public sector and citizens making better use of each other's assets and resources to achieve better outcomes and improved efficiency" (Governance International).

But what does co-production actually mean for services, residents and for the voluntary and community sector?

Tony Bovaird, from Third Sector Research Centre and Professor of Public Management and Policy from the University of Birmingham will share his in-depth knowledge and experience of how to co-produce the future.

Leading on the debate on what it means to truly place residents at the heart of the design of services that meet their needs and the role of the voluntary and community sector within this.  

Kensington and Chelsea Annual General Meeting - 12.15 - 12.55pm

The meeting will include an update on our work throughout the last year and an election for a new Board of Trustees.

If you are interested in standing for election, please contact our Office Administrator Sylvia Nissim. 

Download trustee nomination statements

The AGM will be followed by a lunch reception

Download the days agenda