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Enhancing Food Security and Physical Activity for Māori, Pacific and Low-income Peoples8.2.3 Physical ActivityImproving urban designEnhancing open space and connectivityInterventions Actors Timeframe*New research should be targeted at exploring the influence of the built Research funders, Ministry Immediateenvironment on physical activity and related health outcomes, with a particular of Health, SPARCemphasis on the three target communities.Ensure that the ongoing process of developing a National Policy Statement onUrban Design incorporates an evaluation of the health implications of itsrecommendations, and specifically targets the improvement of physical activityin Māori, Pacific and low income communities.Keep a watching brief to ensure that any local government reforms maintain afocus on wellbeing that includes actions to enhance physical activity.Ministry for the Environment,Ministry of Health, SPARCMinistry of Health, SPARCImmediateImmediateCulturally specific physical activity programmesDeveloping capacityInterventions Actors TimeframeWhere strategic development of capacity building for culturally-specific physical Ministry of Health and Immediateactivity programmes should be located within government is identified and SPARC to lead identificationadequately funded.processFunding for culturally-specific physical activity programmes explicitly includes Contracting bodiesImmediatestated capacity development elements, with subsequent evaluation.To ring-fence a proportion of funding of physical activity programmes delivered Contracting bodiesImmediatein community settings for capacity building.Existing culturally-specific physical activity programmes are evaluated for Contracting bodiesImmediatecapacity development.219
Enhancing Food Security and Physical Activity for Māori, Pacific and Low-income PeoplesA community development model of capacity building is used that takes into Contracting bodiesImmediateconsideration the Treaty principles and a by Māori for Māori or by Pacific forPacific delivery approach.Suitable expertise to facilitate mentoring strategies is sourced and funded. Contracting bodies ImmediateEducation and training for those delivering programmes is undertaken, ideally Contracting bodiesImmediatelinked with qualifications and a career pathway, which is extended into thecommunity, particularly to the voluntary workforce.Impact evaluation of capacity building programmes will need to be built in to Contracting bodiesImmediatefurther refine this work over time.To continue to develop champions and leadership actions, with Māori and Contracting bodiesImmediatePacific representation on advisory boards, and governing bodies where fundingpriorities are determined. This should include all areas where capacitydevelopment funding is available.Evaluation and researchInterventions Actors TimeframeEvaluate existing culturally-specific physical activity programmes for their impact Contracting bodiesImmediateon target populations.ProvidersContinue to fund culturally-specific physical activity programmes while the Contracting bodiesImmediateevidence base is building.Ensure funding is provided to physical activity programmes targeted to lowincomeContracting bodiesImmediatepeople as well as Māori and Pacific people.Culturally-specific physical activity programmes need to be adequately funded, Contracting bodiesImmediateincluding evaluation activities.ProvidersThe Request for Proposal process from contracting bodies should require Contracting bodiesImmediateinformation on implementation logic and evaluation methods.Evaluation activities should be supported by evaluation templates/toolkits andworkforce training.Contracting bodiesImmediate220
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