Resources

Please see below a range of resources which may support you as you navigate your facility challenge and prepare your submission to the TFC.

Collaborating for Active Spaces and Places Strategy (CASP)
New Zealand Spaces & Places Framework (Sport NZ)
Sport NZ Spaces & Places Webpage
A Te Tiriti o Waitangi-Informed Approach to Spaces & Places Provision for Physical Activity (Sport NZ)
Facilities & Space advice to meet the needs of young women (Make Space for Girls)
Designing for Inclusivity (HCMA)
Gender Neutral Design Principles (Sport NZ)
Accessibility Design Guide & Checklist (Sport NZ)
Environmental Sustainability Guide for Spaces and Places (Sport NZ)
Guidance Document for Sports Field Development (Sport NZ)
Co-Designing Spaces & Places with Rangatahi (Sport NZ)
Inclusivity Hub (Sport NZ)
Participation, Funding and Economic Trends 2024 (Sport NZ)
Outdoors Accessibility Design Guidelines & Checklist (Recreation Aotearoa)
Need training for your club or committee? Local training opportunities are available through The Wheelhouse.
Recreation Aotearoa run a monthly 'Hub Collective' meeting. This is an online meeting for those across the country who are running or considering hubbing facilities. Contact Daniel Evans at daniel@nzrecreation.org.nz to get on the invite list.

The TFC have many other resources to share - contact us if there is an area you specifically would like support.

Taranaki Regional Sport and Recreation Facilities - A Strategic approach to Future Planning:

Whilst the 2018 Facilities Strategy has been superseded by the Collaborating for Active Spaces & Places Strategy (2023), the 2018 version, and in particular the assesssment of facility gaps and duplications remains relevent.

Resources

Taranaki Regional Sport and Recreation Facilities - A Strategic approach to Future Planning:

TFC Projects and specific planning work, include:

Case Studies: