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03 Dec 2024

Partnered delivery in social investment

A path to better outcomes

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Partnered delivery is a cornerstone of effective social investment. Evidence indicates that services and interventions delivered close to the communities they serve are not only more effective but also more trusted, leading to better outcomes.

There are a range of approaches to partnered delivery - from traditional contracting to full devolution, each representing strategic choices with unique implications for service management and delivery.

This article delves into commissioning, particularly outcomes-based commissioning, recognised globally as best practice.

Read our summary to explore outcomes-based commissioning, what success looks like and practical steps for investors and commissioners.

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Adithi Pandit

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