Micro Conditions for Co-production: Values, Levels, and Satisfaction with Co-production in a Non-profit Welfare Organization

Larsson, Ola; Forsberg, Charlotte; Schneider, T. P.

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“…Coproduction is promoted as one of these ways, as it is said to provide a model for the mix of professionals and users as well as different organizations and sectors to contribute to the provision of welfare services Brandsen et al, 2018;Ibsen, 2021;Ostrom, 1996;Parks et al, 1981;Verschuere et al, 2012). Even though co-production is far from a panacea (Brandsen & Helderman, 2012;Porter, 2012), research has established that co-production could increase quality, democratic participation, and user satisfaction, among other results (Rantamäki, 2017;Segnestam Larsson et al, 2021;Vamstad, 2012).…”

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The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in the Co-Production of Welfare Services: A Systematic Literature Review

Larsson

2023

J. Public Nonprof Aff.

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This review studies previous research on the role of nonprofit organizations in the co-production of welfare services. The need for the review stems from the lack of systematic literature reviews related to nonprofit organizations, co-production, and welfare services. The empirical material is delimited to peer-reviewed research published in international academic journals and analyzed in relation to levels of co-production, the role of organizations, and nonprofit organizational distinctiveness. Main findings include that research has primarily studied the role of nonprofit organizations in relation to co-production and enabling favorable conditions, and that existing research identifies several potential distinctive contributions made by nonprofit organizations to co-production. Implications include encouraging co-management of welfare services, enabling co-production in welfare services beyond public organizations, and exploring how different types of organizations contribute to co-production.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in the Co-Production of Welfare Services: A Systematic Literature Review

Larsson

2023

J. Public Nonprof Aff.

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Micro Conditions for Co-production: Values, Levels, and Satisfaction with Co-production in a Non-profit Welfare Organization

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The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in the Co-Production of Welfare Services: A Systematic Literature Review

The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in the Co-Production of Welfare Services: A Systematic Literature Review

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