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Civic Integration through Commissioned Communities: On the Cross-Sector Co-Production of Conditioned and Clientised Participation Cover

Civic Integration through Commissioned Communities: On the Cross-Sector Co-Production of Conditioned and Clientised Participation

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|Sep 2022

Figures & Tables

NRORGANISATIONAL AFFILIATION OF INFORMANTSDURATION MINUTESTITLE/FUNCTION OF INFORMANTSROLE IN CROSS-SECTOR CO-PRODUCTION/PROJECT AFFILIATION
Inter-sectorial organisations
1House of volunteers (municipal organization)75Project leader and consultantResponsible for a cross-sector collaborative forum
2Municipal voluntary council45Chairman of the boardBackground info on municipal co-production strategies and ongoing projects in the municipality in general
3The administration of Health, Culture and Leisure90Consultant on voluntary associationsBackground info on municipal co-production strategies and ongoing projects for refugees
Municipal staff
4Centre for Interdisciplinary Prevention60Head of centreInfo on municipal concerns regarding co-production. Involved in ‘YAR’
5Centre for Interdisciplinary Prevention90Two informants:
Informant 1: Municipal volunteer consultantInformant 2: Head of section: ‘The family and employment unit’
Informant 1: Inter-sectorial project leader. Oversees all cross-sector projects/forumInfo on municipal concerns regarding co-production
6Centre for Interdisciplinary Prevention75Two informants:Informant 1: Head of secretary
Informant 2: Consultant and coordinator of refugee matters
General information on the development of the project YAR
7Centre for Social Integration90Team leaderTemporary housing for refugees
8Centre for Social Integration50Case worker and job coachInformation on municipal integration policy and collaboration with civil society
9Centre for Social Integration55Team leaderInformation on municipal integration policy and collaboration with civil society
10The Centre for Co-production (Municipal centre)70Two Informant(s):
Two project leaders
Local volunteer centre: knowledge on cross-sector co-production for refugees in one part of the municipality
Volunteers (Refugee)
11Danish Refugee Council, Local chapter60Regional consultantOverview and oversight of several projects. Info on NGO roles in cross-sector co-production
12Danish Refugee Council, Local chapter75Volunteer and chairman of the boardCo-initiator of The Job Club and Cafe Welcome to the Neighbourhood
13Danish Refugee Council, The National Secretariat45Chief of development, Volunteer departmentInfo on strategic concerns and NGO roles in cross-sector co-production
14Danish Refugee Council, Local chapter90Volunteer 1Involved in running Cafe Welcome to the neighbourhood and the temporary housing for refugees
15Danish Refugee Council, Local chapter30Volunteer 1 – follow-up interviewFollow-up interview with volunteer in interview nr. 14
16Danish Refugee Council, Local chapter45Volunteer 2 (refugee background)Volunteer at DRC local chapter
17The Municipal Congration, Youth Chapter120Volunteer and project coordinatorBackground info on cross-sector co-production. Participates in a cross-sector forum and in the project on ‘Young Adult Refugees’
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33134/njmr.421 | Journal eISSN: 1799-649X
Language: English
Page range: 326 - 345
Submitted on: Jan 15, 2021
Accepted on: Oct 29, 2021
Published on: Sep 27, 2022
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2022 Ane Grubb, Kathrine Vitus, published by Helsinki University Press
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