Author Archives: Henry Kippin

About Henry Kippin

Dr Henry Kippin is executive director of Collaborate. He is a visiting fellow at the School of Politics and International Relations at Queen Mary University of London, and at the UNDP Global Centre for Public Service Excellence. Henry was previously a founding partner of the RSA 2020 Public Services Hub, an advisor to Accenture’s global Public Services for the Future programme, and head of research at an international development agency. He has a PhD from the University of Sheffield and is co-editor of ‘Public Services: a new reform agenda’, published in 2013 by Bloomsbury Press.

An Ecosystem of Social Change – new roles for independent funders?

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 11th August 2015 Category Blog, Collaborative Behaviours, Collaborative Systems

Collaborate’s Henry Kippin and Rory Swinson Reid write about the funding ecology programme for Trust & Foundation News.

How to manage rising demand for local public services

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 27th July 2015 Category Blog, Collaborative Services, Delivery

We need to shift from a focus on supply-side improvement to one on demand-side change. Henry Kippin offers five ground rules for a more collaborative approach to public services.

Taking collaboration from ambition to delivery

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 15th June 2015 Category Blog, Collaborative Places, Collaborative Services

In local public services there is no transformation without collaboration, argues Henry Kippin in The MJ.

The Collaborative City

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 1st June 2015 Category Blog, Collaborative Behaviours, Collaborative Citizens, Collaborative Markets, Collaborative Places

Collaboration has multiple meanings depending on your starting point. Henry Kippin asks: what are the questions to which collaboration is the answer?

Two Futures for Independent Funders

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 26th May 2015 Category Blog, Collaborative Behaviours, Collaborative Systems

Henry Kippin writes for NewStart about Collaborate's funding ecology programme.

Collaborative Capacity in Public Service Delivery: Towards a Framework for Practice

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 5th May 2015 Category Collaborative Services Report, Collaborative Systems, Delivery, Readiness, Report, Shared Space

This discussion paper reflects primarily on the public service reform agenda in the UK, drawing lessons from a range of British examples to form the basis of a delivery framework that can be discussed, adapted and applied internationally.

Spain, Soccer and Star Wars: making collaboration work

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 30th March 2015 Category Blog, Collaborative Citizens, Collaborative Markets, Collaborative Places

Henry Kippin shares some lessons from Spain where health professionals embarked on some ‘dark work’ to create a better connected health system for local residents.

The Collaborative Citizen, 1st edition

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 24th April 2014 Category Collaborative Behaviours, Collaborative Behaviours Report, Collaborative Citizens, Collaborative Citizens Report, Report

In partnership with Ipsos MORI, The Collaborative Citizen makes a major contribution to the public services debate by arguing and evidencing the need to include citizens in the delivery of quality public services.

From Providers to Partners: What Will It Take?

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 21st January 2015 Category Collaborative Markets Report, Collaborative Services, Collaborative Services Report, Delivery, Report

Collaborate launches a report with the Coalition for Care and Support Providers in Scotland (CCPS), which examines the question of how to shift relationships between commissioners and providers into the territory of real collaboration.

‘From delivering services to collaborating for outcomes’ – Making Good

Posted by Henry Kippin Date 11th November 2014 Category Collaborative Behaviours, Collaborative Behaviours Report, Collaborative Markets, Collaborative Markets Report, Report

Collaborate's Executive Director Dr Henry Kippin contributes to the debate about the future of the voluntary sector in a full volume of essays, 'Making Good: the future of the voluntary sector'.

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