A November launch date has been set for Australia’s first codesigned National Sport Participation Strategy following a sector-wide workshop in Sydney.
Work on Australia’s first National Sport Participation Strategy has taken a significant step forward as it moves into the next phase of development.
Almost 7,000 Australians have provided feedback on the development of the nation’s first codesigned National Sport Participation Strategy.
Workshops to help develop the National Sport Participation Strategy have attracted more than 150 participants across three states.
Workshops to discuss the nation’s first codesigned National Sport Participation Strategy continue across the country with more than 80 people attending events in Perth and Tasmania.
All Australians are invited to have their say on the development of the nation’s first codesigned National Sport Participation Strategy through an online survey.
The Northern Territory is the first region to have its say on the development of Australia’s first codesigned National Sport Participation Strategy.
The National Sport Participation Strategy Project Steering Group has met in person for the first time at the AIS.
The 17-member group represent a diverse cross section of Australia, bringing a wide range of lived and professional experience from national sporting organisations, government, community organisations and research.
The Australian Sports Commission in partnership with sector stakeholders is developing the nation’s first sector codesigned National Sport Participation Strategy.