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Resolving the unintended consequences of collective co-production through group co-production: a case study in Shanghai

Social Work

Resolving the unintended consequences of collective co-production through group co-production: a case study in Shanghai

T. Zhao, J. Yuan, et al.

Discover how collective co-production during the COVID-19 pandemic in Shanghai provided crucial support for people with disabilities despite disruptions to formal services. This research, conducted by Ting Zhao, Junao Yuan, Zhongsheng Wu, and Dongsheng Xu, reveals key insights into enhancing emergency management through innovative self-organized groups.

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Abstract
This study examines the unintended consequences of collective co-production during the COVID-19 pandemic in Shanghai, focusing on the impact on people with disabilities. Compulsory epidemic prevention measures led to the closure of government-organized and independent NGOs, disrupting formal social services. However, self-organized groups, as a form of group co-production, effectively maintained service resilience by providing essential material and consultation services through online and offline channels. The study highlights the tension between collective and group co-production and offers valuable insights for improving emergency management.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Nov 08, 2024
Authors
Ting Zhao, Junao Yuan, Zhongsheng Wu, Dongsheng Xu
Tags
COVID-19
co-production
people with disabilities
Shanghai
emergency management
social services
self-organized groups
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