International Area

Public-private governance models: co-production and co-creation for a new vision of public services and the territory

The study visit is fully integrated into the path of innovation and strengthening of the institutional capacity of public and private stakeholders of Veneto region, since it intends to develop knowledge and skills on innovation in collaborative relationships between the Public Administration, the Third Sector and citizens, through a process of comparison and analysis on the field with some good practices on new models of governance, co-creation of shared value, co-planning, social impact assessment.

The Scotland Community Planning Partnership brings key public, private, community and voluntary representatives together with the aim of delivering better, more joined-up public services in the city.

The Local Government in Scotland Act 2003 sets out guidance to local authorities to facilitate the creation of Community Planning Partnerships in their areas. Community Planning is a process that brings together the public, private, voluntary and third sectors for the benefit of the community, ensuring that the public services are delivered in the most effective way possible.

Communities play a key role in taking forward the Community Planning agenda, both at the local level and across Partnerships as a whole.

In-depth Materials

• Edinburgh partnership community plan 2018-2028
• Community Empowerment Scotland Act
• Poverty in Scotland_2019
• Scotland Social Innovation