Aktive Summary Annual Report 2016/17
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36 <strong>Aktive</strong> <strong>Summary</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2016</strong>/20<strong>17</strong><br />
SPACES & PLACES<br />
<strong>Aktive</strong> led the sector’s engagement in the Auckland Sports<br />
Sector: Facilities Priorities Plan. The project involved eight<br />
workshops with the sector across the year in conjuction with<br />
Local Board and major facility sessions. The final report and<br />
the methodology for prioritising major investment in individual<br />
codes will help advise funding decisions by Auckland Council<br />
and other funding sources moving forward.<br />
<strong>Aktive</strong> with Auckland Council, Sport New Zealand and the<br />
Ministry of Education, is part of the Community and Sport<br />
Partnerships project to establish protocols and good practice<br />
around unlocking school facilities for community use.<br />
The project also looks to improve joint planning and<br />
investments for shared use.<br />
Late in the year work commenced on a second hugely<br />
important piece for Auckland, an Indoor Courts Facility Plan.<br />
<strong>Aktive</strong> again leads engagement with the major codes utilising<br />
indoor court space where a shortfall in capacity is hindering<br />
growth in participation.<br />
<strong>Aktive</strong> has facilitated, chaired or participated in Auckland<br />
community sport or facility planning and implementation,<br />
for Netball, Rugby, League, Golf, Basketball, Hockey and<br />
Tennis. In each, a planned approach to facility development<br />
to meet shortfall in capacity is underway. <strong>Aktive</strong> played a lead<br />
role in bringing to fruition an additional Facilities Fund for Rugby<br />
League, based on Auckland’s hosting of the NRL Nines, and<br />
bringing $1 million of untagged funding from the NRL<br />
for facilities in Auckland.<br />
Over the year The Auckland Approach to Community Sport<br />
Regional Delivery Plan for Spaces & Places was developed,<br />
and is now being implemented by an Action Group.<br />
“<strong>Aktive</strong> - Auckland Sport & Recreation<br />
has been an important part of our future<br />
planning for golf within Auckland.<br />
They have been a critical partner in<br />
bringing multiple stakeholders<br />
together and facilitating the<br />
development of our long-term<br />
approach, adding significant<br />
value right throughout<br />
the process.”<br />
Carl Fenton, Sector Relationship Manager,<br />
New Zealand Golf