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Stakeholders in sports development - Coggle Diagram
Stakeholders in sports development
Sport England
Sport England delivers sports development by funding and providing insight through sources like Active Lives Data and also through partnerships with different sport agencies across England.
Sport England's work includes helping more people in England stay active, and promote grass roots sports.
Sport England's campaign initiatives are This Girl Can, to encourage women and girls to be more active; We Are Undefeatable, supporting people with long-term health conditions to get active; Get Moving, providing trusted information on staying active during a shift to working from home; and Play Their Way, which aims to create more child-first sports experiences.
Sport England measures success using a hybrid approach combining population-wide data, primarily from its Active Lives surveys, and specific program impact data, which includes key performance indicators (KPIs), stakeholder engagement, and evidence of public money being spent effectively.
Sport Wales
Sport Wales delivers sports development by providing National Lottery funding, supporting community clubs and volunteers, and partnering with the education sector to create accessible and inclusive sporting opportunities.
Sport Wales' work includes fostering grassroots participation, supporting elite athletes, distributing National Lottery funds, providing resources and funding to schools and clubs, and promoting physical literacy.
Sport Wales' campaign initiatives focus on making sport and physical activity a lifelong and accessible pursuit for all in Wales, with key activities including the Be Active Wales Fund for community clubs, supporting schools to get young people more active, projects to reduce carbon emissions in sports facilities, initiatives to promote women and girls in sport, and programs through Disability Sport Wales to ensure inclusivity.
Sport Wales measures success through a multi-faceted approach centred on its Social Return on Investment (SROI) framework and a range of other data-driven insights. This includes calculating the financial value of sport's societal benefits, measuring participation levels, and monitoring progress against strategic outcomes.
UK Sport
UK Sport delivers sport development primarily through strategic, long-term investment of National Lottery and government funds into Olympic and Paralympic sports and athletes to achieve success at major events.
UK Sport's work includes strategic investment and support for athletes and sports, funding major events in the UK, and promoting high standards of sporting conduct and diversity.
UK Sport's campaign initiatives are bidding for and staging major sporting events - with the aim of delivering economic and social benefits for the UK, and supporting our athletes in their games preparation by hosting important qualification events on home soil. Building positive working relationships with international federations and sporting bodies.
UK Sport measures success by a hybrid approach, evaluating elite performance through medals won and the development of athletes, while also assessing broader impacts on society through economic value (Gross Value Added and jobs) and increased physical activity levels in the population, as tracked by surveys like the Active Lives survey.
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