Annual Report 2021/2022
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20 Aktive <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2021</strong>/<strong>2022</strong> Aktive <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2021</strong>/<strong>2022</strong> 21<br />
M<br />
E A MOVE<br />
A MOVE<br />
Aktive works with and through key<br />
partners with the aim of achieving<br />
our vision of Auckland becoming<br />
the world’s most active city | Tāmaki<br />
Makaurau – te tāone ngangahau rawa<br />
o te ao.<br />
With our region’s rapidly growing<br />
and increasingly diverse population,<br />
a collaborative approach is vital to<br />
get the best results for Auckland<br />
and Aucklanders.<br />
Aktive continues to provide<br />
leadership and advocacy for the play,<br />
active recreation and sport sector,<br />
with our System Build Partners<br />
CLM Community Sport, Sport<br />
Auckland, Harbour Sport and Sport<br />
Waitākere providing local expertise<br />
and connections. However, we are<br />
just five organisations working with<br />
a wide variety of sector partners<br />
and stakeholders who are vital<br />
to supporting Aucklanders being<br />
physically active.<br />
With system change and<br />
collaboration top of mind, we<br />
are focused on the seven<br />
strategic priorities that feature<br />
prominently in our 2020-24<br />
Strategic Plan. Our performance and<br />
progress against these priorities<br />
is summarised in the following<br />
Statement of Service Performance,<br />
supported by initiative snapshots.<br />
The last 12 months<br />
has seen us manage<br />
significant operational<br />
and strategic demands.<br />
Tapping into Aktive’s<br />
expertise has added<br />
significant benefit to<br />
the creation of our new<br />
Regional Facilities Plan,<br />
and their assistance<br />
with funding processes<br />
means we have been<br />
able to advance our<br />
aims for women and<br />
girls, and in the diversity<br />
and inclusion area.”<br />
– Iain Laxon, Chief Executive Officer,<br />
Auckland Cricket