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READ OPTIONSCIRCLE ONE RESPONSE FOR EACH ROW48. Please rate your level ofsatisfaction with the CITY’SPROGRAMME(S) in terms of:VeryunsatisfiedUnsatisfied Neutral Satisfied Very satisfied Don’t know1. Ability to meet thecommunity’s needs12345992. Cost to participate 12345993. Marketing/information 12345994. Time of day offered 123459949. What other organisations providerecreational activities or programmes inyour community?READ OPTIONSMULTIPLE RESPONSEChurches 01Schools (after school/during the vacation period) 02Sporting clubs 03NGOs 04Other (Specify) 05SECTION 8: RATING FOR COMMUNITY FACILITIES50. Which of the following sport or recreationalfacilities are there in your community?READ OPTIONSCIRCLE ONE RESPONSE FOR EACH ROWCommunity hall or resource centreSports field (for soccer, rugby, etc.)Yes11No22Don’t know33Swimming pool123Boating facilities123Fishing piers and platformsPlay areas112233Parks123Golf courses123Mountain trails123Camping areasTennis court112233Basketball court123Picnic facilities123Multi-use game areas123Other (Specify)123IF NO TO ALL, SKIP TO QUESTION 55120 CITY OF CAPE TOWN RECREATION STUDY
51. Of the facilities you mentioned, which onesare run by the City? READ OPTIONS CIRCLE ONE RESPONSE FOR EACH ROWCommunity hall or resource centreYes1No2Don’t know3Sports field (for soccer, rugby, etc.)Swimming pool112233Boating facilities123Fishing piers and platforms123Play areas123ParksGolf courses112233Mountain trails or camping areas123Camping areas123Tennis courtBasketball court112233Picnic facilities123Multi-use game areas123Other (Specify)12352. In your opinion, are the recreational facilities in your communitybenefitting the community?CIRCLE ONE ONLYYESNO1253. Which facility in your community isused the most?Community hall or resource centreSports field (for soccer, rugby, etc.)Swimming poolBoating facilitiesFishing piers and platformsPlay areasParksGolf coursesMountain trails or camping areasCamping areasTennis courtBasketball courtPicnic facilitiesMulti-use game areasOther (Specify)READ OPTIONSCIRCLE ONE ONLY010203040506070809101112131415RESEARCH REPORT JANUARY 2011121
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RECREATION STUDYCITY OF CAPE TOWNRE
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Message from Gert BamDIRECTOR OF TH
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PARTICIPATION LEVELSTABLE 3: PARTIC
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FIGURE 3: DESIRED PROGRAMMESCONCLUS
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Table of ContentsFOREWORDS 2EXECUTI
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List of AcronymsDCASDSR: WCHSRCIDPM
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Access to beaches and the mountain
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Following each focus group, a detai
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2Defining Sport and RecreationDefin
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SOCCER FIELD IN IRELAND3Internation
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The study found that participation
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This Ireland case study is relevant
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4.1.2 National policies and legisla
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Previously, Mass Participation Prog
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TABLE 10: COMPARISON OF SATISFACTIO
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FIGURE 7: YOUNG SPORTS FAN AT RECRE
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Very poorPoorAverageGoodVery good5.
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SchoolsChurchesSporting clubsOtherN
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• “Participation levels are not
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When compared across demographic gr
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of households indicated that they p
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6.1.6.3 Race comparisonThere are st
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TABLE 25: PARTICIPATION IN SPORT AN
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In terms of preferred locations for
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In contrast to the preferred locati
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Out of these four factors, househol
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FIGURE 64: RECREATION FACILITIES IN
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8.5 SATISFACTION WITH FACILITIESRes
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CASE STUDY 3ClaremontDistrict 2SES
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FIGURE 73: KNOWLEDGE OF WHO TO SPEA
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Page 87 and 88: 11.3.2 Age comparisonAll three age
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Page 91 and 92: The key themes running through thes
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Page 107 and 108: NOTE FOR FIELDWORKERa. Please ensur
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Page 113 and 114: Tenpin bowling1 2HRSVolleyball 1 2H
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Page 119 and 120: Table tennis12HRSTennis (indoor or
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Page 125 and 126: SECTION 10: ATTITUDES TOWARDS RECRE
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Page 131 and 132: TABLE 51: COMPARISON OF WAYS TO ENC
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