Contestable Information Pack - Sport Taranaki

Strategic Alignment
Priority will be given to projects that are aligned with their Regional associations’ strategic outcomes.
Impact
Outcomes from all projects must be measurable and recipients of KiwiSport investment must accept
responsibility for achieving “promised” outcomes. A baseline of information will be a requirement in order to
set measures to gauge if investment has been successful.
Key Messages
All KiwiSport initiatives will be expected to promote and communicate to parents, children and the wider
public, the importance of sport and recreation for young people.
Information
Projects that address issues surrounding the flow of information (e.g. concerns that families and schools are
unaware of opportunities) would be considered in a positive manner.
Opportunities for All
Projects should consider issues such as disability, social and economic inequalities.
Financial Contribution
An expectation of the RPF is that partners will contribute financially or in-kind to their proposal. Consultation
with the community has indicated that 30% is an amount that provides the best balance model that will not
create disengagement with potential partner and still provides significant additional investment into the
sector.
The Criteria
Administration and Infrastructure;
Letter of endorsement from RSO and/or Board of trustees as appropriate
Recognized RSO
Sustainable Programme (sound budget, with a plan in place)
Committed to growth (strategies in place to grow the initiative)
Capability
Ability of Deliver
Focus on safety (history of providing safe events / competitions)
Regional importance
Partnerships (ability to contribute funding)
Participation
Location
Statistics (numbers involved)
Special communities
Coaching / Officials (programmes in place to support volunteers)
Competitions (if applicable)
KiwiSport Information Pack 2010/2011 – V1
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