Annual Report 2018/2019
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6 Aktive <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2018</strong>/<strong>2019</strong><br />
Aktive <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2018</strong>/<strong>2019</strong> 7<br />
MESSAGE FROM AUCKLAND COUNCIL<br />
He pānui nō te Kaunihera ō Tāmaki Makaurau<br />
MESSAGE FROM SPORT NEW ZEALAND<br />
He pānui no Ihi Aotearoa<br />
Our goal is for Tāmaki Makaurau to be a<br />
pride. The council already supports<br />
right across our region from hockey<br />
Sport New Zealand (Sport NZ) is working<br />
This reflects the strength of Aktive’s<br />
Aktive will be key enabler of the success<br />
world-class region that supports healthy<br />
around 300 partner-run facilities across the<br />
organisations in Waitākere and North<br />
hard to improve the wellbeing of the people<br />
board and its commitment to good<br />
of this strategy, and we look forward to<br />
and thriving communities. A place where<br />
Auckland region, including pools, indoor<br />
Harbour to the Papakura Netball Centre,<br />
of Aotearoa New Zealand through play,<br />
governance.<br />
continuing our strong parentship with<br />
Aucklanders have access to a wide range<br />
courts, community centres, arts facilities<br />
Three Kings Football, an indoor court<br />
active recreation and sport. This starts with<br />
I also congratulate Aktive’s board and<br />
them over the next year and Towards 2032.<br />
of activities that help them lead more active<br />
and rural halls.<br />
facility in Rodney and the development of<br />
our young people, and the critical need<br />
management on the development and<br />
lifestyles.<br />
With Auckland’s growing population,<br />
BMX and off-road racing facilities at Colin<br />
to provide them with relevant, equality<br />
launch of Aktive's new Strategic Framework<br />
Peter Miskimmin<br />
Auckland Council currently provides 44<br />
we’re seeing changes to the way<br />
Dale Park.<br />
experiences.<br />
(2020 to 2040), and the extensive research<br />
Chief Executive<br />
leisure and recreation facilities, manages<br />
Aucklanders participate in sport, as well as<br />
Key to us delivering great opportunities<br />
We’re delighted to have Aktive – Auckland<br />
and consultation on which this is based.<br />
Sport New Zealand<br />
more than 4000 parks and reserves and<br />
the sports that they play. So, the council<br />
for Aucklanders to live healthy, more<br />
Sport & Recreation working with us to get<br />
This document will guide Aktive and its<br />
supports hundreds of sports and recreation<br />
has adopted the Increasing Aucklanders’<br />
active lifestyles are our partnerships with<br />
more young people physically active and<br />
partners in their work to improve levels<br />
programmes across the region, often in<br />
Participation in Sport: Investment<br />
organisations like Aktive. Auckland Council<br />
realising the many benefits this brings.<br />
and qualities of physical activity, and we<br />
partnership with community groups and<br />
Plan <strong>2019</strong>-2039 to support increased<br />
recognises the significant role Aktive plays<br />
They are a key partner for Sport NZ, and<br />
look forward to continuing to support them<br />
sport and recreation organisations.<br />
participation in community sport. The<br />
in the community both locally and regionally,<br />
one that shares our beliefs, commitment<br />
on this.<br />
In the past year, Auckland Council has<br />
plan uses a people-centric approach to<br />
and last year renewed a $552,000 strategic<br />
and approach.<br />
Sport NZ has recently launched our<br />
adopted a Facilities Partnership Policy,<br />
change the way we invest in sport and get<br />
partnership grant to assist them in their<br />
This year Aktive has taken more strides<br />
new Strategic Direction (Towards 2032)<br />
which outlines how the council will work<br />
Aucklanders more active, more often.<br />
work. We are pleased to continue to<br />
forward in its efforts to ensure quality<br />
and Strategic Plan 2020-24. In doing so<br />
with community organisations to deliver<br />
Auckland Council has also committed $5<br />
support Aktive’s efforts to improve sport<br />
opportunities are available to the people<br />
we also released a new vision – Every<br />
more quality and cost-effective facilities<br />
million to community sport and recreation<br />
and recreation in Tāmaki Makaurau.<br />
of Auckland, and that these opportunities<br />
Body Active – and a much sharper focus<br />
for all Aucklanders to enjoy. Community<br />
facility development, as part of the new<br />
reflect the needs of Auckland’s many<br />
on how, over the next four years, we will<br />
facilities are important as they contribute<br />
Sport and Recreation Facilities Investment<br />
Stephen Town<br />
communities.<br />
work to get more tamariki and rangatahi<br />
to building strong, healthy and vibrant<br />
Fund. This will help unlock over $16 million<br />
Chief Executive<br />
I extend my congratulations to Aktive on<br />
active in play, active recreation and sport.<br />
communities and foster belonging and<br />
worth of investment into sport projects<br />
Auckland Council<br />
receiving Sport NZ’s Governance Mark.<br />
Given Auckland’s size and ethnic diversity,