Aktive Summary Annual Report 2016/17

SERVICE PERFORMANCE AGAINST STRATEGIC PLAN
Rautaki Matua
Strategic Priority
Whainga
Goals
2017 Progress
Sector is aligned to Sport New Zealand
outcomes and Auckland Sport &
Recreation Strategic Action Plan
The Auckland Approach to Community Sport prioritises
Young People aged 5-18 and Targeted Populations.
Regional “blueprint” plans written for:
• Collective Advocacy
• Young People (schools and community)
• Coaching & Talent Development
• Sector Development
• Spaces & Places.
Strong alignment with Sport New Zealand and Auckland Sport &
Recreation Strategic Action Plan outcomes.
Aktive worked closely with National and Regional Sports
Organisations in rugby, athletics, basketball and golf on wider
Auckland strategies for community sport.
Regional Facility Plans for hockey, tennis, rugby league and
netball have also been supported.
Alignment with broader central
government and regional stakeholders
(e.g. tertiary institutions, Ministry of
Health, Ministry of Education)
Aktive, part of Healthy Auckland Together alliance (with the
Ministry of Health/District Health Board partners), has connected
with Healthy Families Manukau-Manurewa-Papakura. Sport
Waitakere is contracted for Healthy Families West and Central.
The Community Schools Partnership project group links Council,
Aktive and Ministry of Education. Aktive sits in the Funders
Forum and OneVoice, and continues to work with a range of
Advisory Groups including the Tertiary Sector and Aktive Māori
Advisory Groups.
Investment from NZCT, Foundation North, Auckland Council
aligned to new community sport strategy The Auckland
Approach to Community Sport.
The Aktive Māori Advisory Group has strengthened connection
and relationships with influential Māori strategic and delivery
stakeholders.