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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Sport and Active Recreation Plan
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Strategy Action Timeframe Partners/Stakeholders
10 Support the professional 10.1 Continue to deliver and enhance a range of tools and Ongoing Council Regional /State club level organisations
development of the local sport and opportunities to develop the professional capacity of sport and
• Community Development
active recreation sector active recreation providers that improve governance/business Chambers of Commerce
• Economic Development
practices and pathways for athletes, coaches and administrators
including: Local sport & active rec providers (NFP &
Commercial)
a. Training
b. Professional networking opportunities
c. Resources and online tools
d. Industry Facebook group
e. Mentoring programs
f. Marketing
11 Prioritise and encourage 11.1 Provide training and develop action and management plan Short-Med Council
environmentally friendly templates including guidance materials for environmentally
• Community Development
infrastructure development and friendly practices for sport and active recreation providers
• Waste and Environmental Health
management practices in sports .Include reducing water, financial costs and energy
• Environment and Sustainability
facilities consumption rates, reducing waste and increasing organic turf
Development
management practices.
11.2 Support sport and active recreation providers through Ongoing Council State Government
initiatives that increase and/or maximise the use of sporting
• Community Development • Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
and active recreation facilities and spaces including:
• Infrastructure Planning, Design and (in their public spaces)
• installation or upgrade of lighting (LED preferred) Delivery • Sport and Recreation Services
• solar • Asset Management
• water harvesting • Environment and Sustainability
• renewable energy Development
• flood mitigation works • Community Facilities
• directional and educational signage
• mapping
• promotional materials eg social media etc
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