Aktive Full Annual Report 2017/18
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<strong>Aktive</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2017</strong>/20<strong>18</strong> 9<br />
MESSAGE FROM SPORT NEW ZEALAND<br />
He pānui nō Sport New Zealand<br />
Sport New Zealand is working hard to improve the quality<br />
of sport and active recreation opportunities available to the<br />
people of New Zealand, particularly our young people and<br />
ethnic communities. It’s our belief that quality experiences are<br />
the key to young people getting active – and staying active –<br />
in a world of competing priorities and technologies.<br />
<strong>Aktive</strong> – Auckland Sport & Recreation is a critical<br />
investment partner for Sport New Zealand, and one that<br />
shares our beliefs, commitment and approach.<br />
This year <strong>Aktive</strong> has taken major strides forward<br />
in its efforts to ensure quality opportunities are<br />
available to the people of Auckland, and that<br />
these opportunities reflect the dynamics and<br />
needs of Auckland’s many communities.<br />
Highlights for us included the identification<br />
of Communities of Activity to help<br />
focus to their work, expansion of the<br />
ActivAsian program across Auckland<br />
and the innovative work happening<br />
through Good Sports and HERA –<br />
Everyday Goddess.<br />
I congratulate <strong>Aktive</strong>’s board<br />
and management on the steps<br />
they have taken this year to<br />
reposition the organisation for<br />
a more positive future for sport<br />
and recreation in our biggest<br />
city – included among these<br />
the onboarding of CLM as a<br />
new delivery partner and the<br />
impressive early momentum<br />
achieved by them in<br />
South Auckland.<br />
I would also like to acknowledge<br />
the efforts and achievements<br />
of <strong>Aktive</strong>’s outgoing chair<br />
Raewyn Lovett, and to<br />
congratulate her on her<br />
appointment as Co-Chair of the<br />
International Working Group on<br />
Women and Sport Secretariat and<br />
Conference 20<strong>18</strong>-22.<br />
Peter Miskimmin<br />
Chief Executive<br />
Sport New Zealand