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Step 3 - How do we get there?

How do we get there?

Step 3

Identify and prioritise actions that will help your sport achieve its participation objectives. This will be your roadmap to future success.

Considerations

  • What is business as usual and what are the key shifts your sport needs to make to achieve its participation objectives?
  • Now your sport has highlighted the key participation objectives to focus on and has articulated the needs of participants, what actions is your sport going to take to achieve them?
  • What actions have the greatest impact on successful outcomes?
  • Consult with your stakeholders to identify any potential risks or issues that may impact your ability to take action and achieve your objectives.
  • Review your plan against Sport Australia's drivers of participation to ensure you have considered all factors.

Resources

  • 35819_Participation-planning-templates_Participation-plan-template.docx: Document the actions needed to achieve your objectives.
  • Anchors and engines: Identify the factors that make actions move faster and those holding them back. Discuss how can you take advantage of or overcome these factors.
  • Impact vs effort: On a matrix, plot tasks based on their impact and the effort needed to complete them. This will help identify major projects, quick wins and thankless tasks. This may help prioritise appropriately or eliminate low-impact activities.
  • Agreed prioritisation: Identify your sport's priorities through group decision making. Prioritisation increases project success rate, increases alignment and assists decision making processes throughout the duration of the plan.

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