Innovation in Welfare to Work

A presentation given by Su Maddock on Innovation in Welfare to Work.

Su Maddock's presentation explores whether the UK government's programme to commission large service providers via Whitehall is actually effective at promoting innovation and personalisation.

The publisher is the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research

Slides on Innovation in Welfare to Work © Su Maddock 2012.

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Slide | 30.08.12

nature & economics, England, Slide

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