Aktive Annual Report 2015/16
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SERVICE PERFORMANCE AGAINST STRATEGIC PLAN<br />
Rautaki Matua<br />
Strategic Priority<br />
More<br />
Aucklanders<br />
More Active<br />
Whainga<br />
Goals<br />
More of Auckland’s young people<br />
participating in sport and recreation<br />
20<strong>16</strong> Progress<br />
A further $2,838,5<strong>16</strong> has been deployed to delivery partners<br />
College Sport, Sport Waitakere, Harbour Sport, Counties<br />
Manukau Sport and Sport Auckland for work primarily aligned<br />
to school-aged children.<br />
Engage with international cities<br />
that encourage active lifestyles<br />
Led by London, Auckland has committed to being part<br />
of an international benchmark group of cities committed<br />
to improving physical activity levels.<br />
More of Auckland’s adults<br />
participating in sport and recreation<br />
77.7% of Auckland adults (<strong>16</strong>+) took part in at least<br />
one sport or recreation activity over the past 7 days.<br />
(Active NZ survey, 2013)<br />
More volunteers (coaches, officials)<br />
participating in sport and recreation<br />
<strong>Aktive</strong> led the development of a Volunteer Action Plan<br />
and will implement its recommendations in 20<strong>16</strong>/17.<br />
521 new coaches and leaders recruited via student coaches,<br />
Good Sports and club development initiatives.<br />
More participation amongst priority<br />
ethnicities<br />
Indian, Samoan,<br />
Young Girls, Māori, Chinese<br />
$510,000 has been made available as part of a new Innovation<br />
& Development Fund to support projects aimed at increasing<br />
participation in sport and recreation by Samoan and Indian<br />
communities. Further investment of $600,000 has also been<br />
made available to local RSTs which includes the targeting<br />
of Chinese communities.<br />
$382,500 has been deployed to support Māori well-being<br />
via He Oranga Poutama.<br />
HERA – Everyday Goddess, targeting young girls 13-18 years<br />
to participate in sport and recreation is underway, with a<br />
‘call to action’ for sector providers and delivery on the<br />
ground occurring in Auckland Council leisure facilities and the<br />
communities of Papakura, Manurewa, Manukau, Otara, Mangere,<br />
Green Bay, Lynfield, Blockhouse Bay and Mount Roskill.<br />
Stakeholder<br />
alignment<br />
& sector<br />
development<br />
Added value as a result of <strong>Aktive</strong><br />
and local RSTs working collaboratively<br />
In the last two years investment into the group has increased<br />
by more than 25%, in addition, each of the four local RSTs<br />
have been offered double-digit investment increases as part<br />
of The Auckland Approach to Community Sport.<br />
The group has seen a 13% reduction in administrative<br />
costs as a proportion of income.<br />
Increased focus on coach<br />
development<br />
560 development opportunities impacted 3523 coaches<br />
and indirectly more than 30,000 sport participants experienced<br />
a more positive sporting environment as a result.<br />
Coaching leadership rated “world class” by Sport NZ<br />
for 2nd consecutive year.<br />
Improved regional sport<br />
& recreation capability<br />
Local RSTs continued club and RSO capability support<br />
with local forums and mentoring. <strong>Aktive</strong> created<br />
Chairs Roundtable, and held second major Auckland<br />
Sport and recreation forum with Sport NZ and<br />
Auckland Council.
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