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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Sport and Active Recreation Plan
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Trend Brief summary Implication for Noosa Trend Brief summary Implication for Noosa
More than Broader benefits of sports to society such Importance of physical activity as a Tracksuits Corporatisation of sport; achieving more Noosa clubs and not-for-profit physical activity
sport as improvement in physical and mental preventative health measure, especially given to business with less. Market forces to exert pressure providers (including sports) need to adjust
health and wellbeing, crime prevention, the increase in obesity rates. Initiatives that suits on sport and active recreation, with operations to a ‘business-like’ approach in
social development (social capital) and target low participatory groups are attracting winners and losers. order to survive in an increasingly competitive
international relations and economic funding and resources from State and National sector. Diversity of activities provided, greater
(trade and tourism) development, governments eg women, indigenous, etc. Community-based (primarily volunteer- understanding of consumer needs and quicker
for example, are increasingly being based) sports are increasingly expected responses to trends will assist local providers
recognised by government and other Partnerships with the health sector will to become more business-like in their ‘stay alive’.
entities. become more formal and important. operations. Commercial operators filling
Everybody’s Greater understanding and recognition As Australia’s population ages, sport and active the gap of consumer need not being Government and peak bodies will need to
game of sports’ diverse consumer base and recreation provision will need to match these picked up by not-for-profit physical support required changes in club operations
its importance on development of their changes in the sport consumers. activity providers. and culture.
sports.
Challenge/opportunity for Noosa’s sport and NFP providers should look to partnerships and
Diversification of sport and active active recreation sector to capture and grow learnings from the commercial sector. Greater
recreation consumers and preferences: these opportunities. investment needs to be given to new models
aged, female, multi-cultural and linguistic of operation to better meet consumer need
diversity. This will impact on resource allocation and and changing participation trends.
service provision.
7.2 AusPlay Survey
Potential for public funds to be directed to the
Summary of AusPlay Survey Key Findings
preferences of these consumers. The AusPlay Survey, commissioned by the ASC,
New wealth, Aspect of globalisation. Population Noosa physical activity providers have the is the largest physical participation survey in • Sport clubs are not the main choice for
new talent and income growth through Asia will opportunity to capitalise on the potential for Australia. The results of the most current survey participation in sport or physical activity in
create new markets and opportunities increased (casual) international participation (2015-2016 data) provide the participation data Australia for adults aged 18 years and over.
(challenges) for the sport and active with the expansion of the Sunshine Coast for National and State figures provided in the • While sport remains an important form of
recreation sector. Airport. tables used throughout this Plan. activity throughout life, non-sport-related
physical activity becomes more important as
Increases the need to work with tourism bodies It is a continuous survey with over 20,000 adults we age.
for the promotion of local product. surveyed each year with additional fieldwork • While sport clubs are the main avenue for
happening throughout the year. both girls and boys, throughout childhood
Considerations will be needed to provide a boys (50%) are more likely to be active
balance of resource allocation between tourist It captures a wide variety of activities which allow through club sport than girls (33%).
and resident needs/expectations particularly in for a distinction to be made between sport- • Women are more likely to participate in sport
regards to sporting events. related activities (e.g. team sports, athletics, golf ) or physical activity for physical and mental
and non-sport-related physical activities (eg gym health reasons and to lose or maintain weight
activities, bushwalking). than men. Men are more motivated by fun/
enjoyment and social reasons than women.
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