$28 m (Participation) and $22.9 m (BA) Federal investment over 4 years (Participation
Federal investment for marketing support
2 FTE Sport Australia staff members plus in-kind cross agency support
Evaluation support (University of Sydney)
Sport 2030
Sport Australia strategic plan
Move it AUS campaign
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62 (Participation) and 26 (BA) successful projects awarded Marketing toolkit developed for project leads & associated partners Monitoring & performance toolkit developed for project leads Case study toolkit designed 3 sector workshops developed with funded projects Move it AUS program evaluation developed by SPRINTER (Sydney Uni)
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Sport and Physical Activity Sector
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62 Participation and 26 BA projects funded across sport & physical activity sector 8 (Participation), and 10 (BA) marketing case studies developed Recognition of indirect beneficiaries engaged Move It AUS grants delivered in regional and remote areas Target populations engaged through Move it AUS grants Increased understanding of the sport and physical activity delivery partner network Increase capability of sport and physical activity partner partners Enhance the partnerships of sport and physical activity partners Independent National Evaluation report (University of Sydney)
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Engage new populations (inactive and active, all ages) Gain in-depth insights into participation behaviours across active, inactive, and target populations Understand reasons for drop-out & barriers to physical activity Increased capacity & understanding from sport & PA sector to tackle physical inactivity through piloting of innovative projects Improved collaboration between government departments, Sport AUS and delivery partners Contribution to the evidence base on physical inactivity.
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Partners commit to reducing % inactive people by 2030 Reduce the proportion of people who drop out/lost to follow up in physical activity opportunities Ongoing & continual reflection by sport and PA sector to focus on understanding and meeting needs of inactive populations (governance & quality control) Establish new and cement existing cross-agency partnerships Increased variety and availability of physical activity opportunities for local communities Continued contribution to building and listening to the evidence base across the sector for what works (and what does not work) in reducing physical inactivity in people
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Partners commit to reducing % inactive people by 2030 Increase number of partners who commit to narrowing the equity gap in population participation Increase sector capability to deliver inclusive, robust and sustainable physical activity opportunities Continued contribution to building and listening to the evidence base across the sector for what works (and what does not work) in reducing physical inactivity in people
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Participants
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Inactive people engaged across 62 (Participation) and 26 (BA) Move it AUS grant projects Increased awareness of physical activity guidelines among participants Increased awareness of the Move It AUS campaign among participants
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Increased self-efficacy of individuals to increase and maintain physical activity behaviours Enhanced recognition and awareness of funded projects by target population Positive attitudes towards physical activity and sporting opportunities Increased awareness among people over 65 of the physical activity guidelines and benefits of physical activity in the prevention and management of chronic disease. Increased awareness among people over 65 of the importance of physical activity in improving physical strength and balance to reduce the risk of falls.
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Increased self-efficacy of individuals to increase and maintain physical activity behaviors Initiation and maintenance of ‘new’ physical activity behaviour Initiation and maintenance of physical activity levels by active people Improved quality of life of people over 65 engaged in physical activity through enhanced physical, emotional, and social wellbeing.
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Increased proportion of people meeting PA guideline Contribute to population reduction of physical inactivity Equity gap in population participation reduced
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