What is the project about?
This is project is focused on working for disabled people to be central to transport decision making – not just consulted but recognised as experts with experience throughout the process.
To lead on co-production, ncat must build first-hand experience, understand what works, and ensure its work truly starts and ends with disabled people.
What is the aim of the project?
- Develop a practical co-production toolkit for the transport sector.
- Answer key research questions about co-production engagement, barriers, benefits, and best practice.
How will we carry out this project?
- Steering Group Meetings: Seven touchpoints guiding all stages of the project.
- Co-Production Planning: Terms of reference, methodology, and baseline survey with transport practitioners.
- Evidence Building: Literature review, evidence review
- CAT Panel survey.
- Deliberative Dialogue: Three workshops with the CAT panel members and external participants to shape and refine the framework.
- Qualitative Research: Focus groups and interviews with disabled people.
What have we done so far?
The research stages are underway.