Looking to learn about the theory and frameworks behind asset-based commissioning? Get started by exploring these publications.
10 actions for an asset-based area
Published by Think Local Act Personal, this report outlines key principles behind asset-based commissioning as well as sharing practical examples of it working in practice.
Asset-based commissioning: Better outcomes, better value
This academic research paper, written by Richard Field and Clive Miller, defines asset-based commissioning and provides a high level of detail in how it might work. It also contains some examples of asset-based commissioning in practice.
A glass half-full
This publication from the Local Government Association offers local authorities, health practitioners and politicians an introduction to the asset model approach and its principles. It also contains examples of how it is being used in England, and tools for putting the model into practice.
From this page you can also access the follow-up report, ‘A glass half-full: 10 years on review’.
Purposeful collaboration
This practical guide is aimed at people involved in any part of the commissioning cycle. It focuses on supporting better collaboration with the voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise sectors.
E3M | From Procurement to Partnership: A Practical Toolkit for Commissioners
A toolkit to help commissioners maximise positive social outcomes and public value through the creation of effective public service community partnerships.
