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SPORT NZ ANNUAL REPORT - Sport New Zealand

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<strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> 2012<br />

PERFORMANCE FOR 2011/12<br />

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ACTIVEPOST PARTNERSHIP<br />

One of the benefits of improving the capability<br />

and commercial properties of targeted sport is an<br />

increased potential to attract commercial partners.<br />

A good example is the partnerships formed with <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>Zealand</strong> Post’s ActivePost programme.<br />

ActivePost is a health and wellness community<br />

programme aimed at getting more Kiwis into sport<br />

and activity. Its goal is to benefit individuals and<br />

communities, and to ultimately improve the health<br />

and wellness of the general population.<br />

As <strong>Sport</strong> <strong>NZ</strong> has similar objectives around getting<br />

kids and adults into sport, we are supporting the<br />

programme, and have provided our expertise and<br />

advice to align ActivePost investment with our<br />

community sport strategy. In 2011/12 the ActivePost<br />

programme included:<br />

. ActivePost sponsoring Athletics <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong>’s<br />

Get Set Go programme, a Fundamental<br />

Movement Skills programme for primary<br />

schools<br />

. ActivePost sponsoring Hockey <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong>’s<br />

Small Sticks junior programme<br />

. ActivePost as national sponsor of Waka Ama<br />

. ActivePost working with Water Safety <strong>NZ</strong> to<br />

launch a national communications campaign,<br />

in conjunction with TV<strong>NZ</strong>, to raise awareness<br />

of the need for water safety skills; and<br />

sponsoring Water Safety <strong>NZ</strong>‘s ‘Kia Maanu,<br />

Kia Ora’ communications strategy, which<br />

utilises traditional and social Màori activities<br />

to develop and promote the importance of<br />

appropriate water safety skills.<br />

Commercial partnerships like these channel more<br />

private investment into sport and recreation aligned to<br />

<strong>Sport</strong> <strong>NZ</strong>’s community sport investment.<br />

THE ACTIVEPOST PROGRAMME – AIMED AT GETTING<br />

MORE NEW ZEALANDERS INTO <strong>SPORT</strong> AND RECREATION<br />

– PARTICULARLY YOUNG PEOPLE

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