Development of Sport Q5 Wider Concepts - 2B by Shaun Gluyas

Sustainability - BBC Sport (2023)

shaun_gluyas — 2023-12-03 21:06:03 UTC

Forest Green Rovers won Elite Organisation of the Year in the BBC Green Sport Awards. In 2018 became United Nations first Carbon Neutral Club - vegan, recycle all rainwater and utilise solar power maintaining their organic pitch. Players are given electric cars with charging points at the ground.

Spectators - Statista 2022

2023-12-07 09:51:26 UTC

In 2022, the total attendance of professional sporting events in the United Kingdom reached a new peak of 76.2 million, an increase of over 40 million on the previous year.

regeneration time out(2022)

2023-12-07 09:55:07 UTC

investment of around £1 billion pounds and 5,000 new homes in Birmingham due to the common wealth games.

Jobs/Empolyment - Eurostat 2022

2023-12-07 09:55:21 UTC

In 2022, 1.5 million people in the EU were hired in sport with 54.6% being men and 45.4% being women. The majority of people employed in sport belonged to the age group 30-64 years.

Equality and diversity - Sport England (sport England 2018)

2023-12-07 09:55:53 UTC

Company’s are looking to get more people of different ethnicities and ages to be more involved within sport. Also look to include more people with disabilities to get involved with sport, and including more sports in the paralympics etc.

Crime- sport England 2019

2023-12-07 09:57:25 UTC

£400,000 is being put into 49 different projects aimed at reducing risk of children being involved with serious violence.

In total more than 3,240 children will be affected by this programme. Activities can include midnight bascketball sessions, aswell as 12-14 week sporting activity courses. The aim is to increase awareness to children about the severity of knife crime and crime in general to keep them off the streets, and have a positive life.

Crime reduction

2023-12-07 09:57:36 UTC

Sport and physical activity are being used to try and help tackle serious violence and knife crime this summer. More than 3,000 young people will be given places on sport and activity programmes to help keep them away from possible violence and crime.As part of the initiative, announced today by Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Jeremy Wright, sport England are awarding 49 projects in London, the north west, west midlands and Yorkshire, a total of £400,000 in National Lottery funding. This means that 3,242 young people able to benefit from 49 projects receiving £400,000 of National Lottery funding from sport England.

https://www.sportengland.org/news/programme-to-help-tackle-serious-violence-and-knife-crime-using-sport

Regeneration - Sportsthinktank (1992)

2023-12-07 09:58:12 UTC

The 1992 Barcelona Olympics is deemed to be a success of economic regeneration.. This helped the community with new transport access, more offices, and more hotels/accommodation for tourists.

Crime reduction

2023-12-07 09:58:37 UTC

Why sport?

The power of sport if used appropriately can offer an alternative means of excitement and risk taking to that gained through engaging in offending behaviour. Another advantage of using the power of sport is the access to an increasing alternative social network and wide range of positive social role models.

The National Alliance of Sport for the Desistance of Crime will support a range of stakeholder’s ranging from the private, public, voluntary, community and social enterprise sector and will champion the power of sport as a tool for the prevention and the desistance from crime.

What is desistance?

“Desistance is about more than criminal justice. Desistance requires engagement with families, communities, civil society and the state itself. All of these parties must be involved if rehabilitation in all of its forms (judicial, social, psychological and moral) is to be possible”. How and why people stop offending: Discovering desistance.

Find out more about desistance and its meaning: Iriss Insights No 15.

What are we doing?

We facilitate a number of Positive Action Groups that convene a wide range of experts and explore the role of sport in tackling some of societies most complex issues. The groups are committed to action, as such a number of projects, events, symposiums and evaluation projects are in various stages of development.

Spectators- Statista 2021

2023-12-07 09:58:59 UTC

15.1 percent of the surveyed people in the age group of 45 to 54 years attended at least two live sports events in the last year

Increased Tourism -

2023-12-07 10:00:11 UTC

The World Cup in Qatar had a positive effect on tourism. The number of visitors so far in 2023 happened to be a 157% increase over the same period last year.

Qatar’s tourism launched several campaigns and initiatives aimed at boosting Qatar’s tourism sector and raising global awareness on Qatar’s expanded hospitality offering.

As of August 2023 the country welcomed more than 2.56 million visitors.

jobs,employment

2023-12-07 10:00:15 UTC

being apart of a sport team can help with qualities that can make you more employable. for example, team work, handling pressure, commitment and time management. as well as this, in 2022, the number of people employed in sport increased significanlty, with around 150,000 more employees than in 2021 raising the proportion of people employed in sport in total employment figures to 0.8%. this increase can be seen in the context of the recovery from the covid 19 crisis (ec.europa 2023)

Social benefits

2023-12-07 10:00:42 UTC

As well as developing individuals, sport and physical activity can help build stronger communities by bringing people together.

Sport is widely seen as a way for people of different backgrounds to interact and integrate by taking part, volunteering and spectating.

Increased Tourism- (www.unwto.org)

2023-12-07 10:03:35 UTC

Sports tourism is growing massively generating around 10% of the worlds expenditure of tourism. By having all these sporting events on like the men’s World Cup helps to create better income for countries. As well as this tourism helps with infrastructure development and other social and economic benefits.

Social benefits - health direct 2022

2023-12-07 10:06:45 UTC

Kids playing in a team helps develop social skills which can be taken forward into life. Life lessons can also be learntt. It teaches them to cooperate, communicate, be less selfish. It also helps kids feel a sense of belonging. This will help them understand how to be social and act around other children and in public. It also improves their mental health, feeling more confident in social situations.

Health Benefits 2017

2023-12-07 10:08:41 UTC

Sport and physical activity can help prevent ill health as well as provide therapeutic and management effects for those suffering - particularly for people affected by cancer. It can also lead to improvements in strength, balance, movement and motor skills, and help in maintaining a healthy body weight.

education pescholar.com 2019

2023-12-07 10:09:22 UTC

Sport Education is a curriculum and instruction model designed for delivery within physical education. Modifications can be made to suit each age category, activity or setting. It is most effective with games based activities and with participants who have a good base level of competence.

Environment BBC Bitesize

2023-12-07 10:11:07 UTC

Performers need to have a good perception of these stimuli to adapt their skills to best suit the environment. The two different characteristics of the environmental continuum are 'closed' and 'open'. Closed skills are skills that are not affected by the environment. They are usually self-paced and occur in fixed or predictable situations. The performer uses exactly the same technique every time and is in control of what happens next. An example would be a gymnast performing a floor routine. Open skills are skills affected by the environment. They are mainly perceptual and usually externally paced. They occur when performers have to make decisions and adapt their skills to a changing or unpredictable environment. The performer is not in control of what will happen next. An example would be making a pass in Ultimate Frisbee.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zy7wmnb/revision/3

infrastructure BBC News 26th may 2023

2023-12-07 10:11:20 UTC

because they are increasing their capacity because they have gone up a league, means that more people come to watch. which then can lead to increase in participation.

Ethical sponsorship - (martynfosterwriter 2021)

2023-12-07 10:13:06 UTC

A lot of sporting company’s did have tobacco company’s as their main sponsor, like on football shirts and in motor racing back in the day when it was socially accepted unlike today. Ronaldo was also seen moving a coke bottle and grabbing water in an interview which led to a $4 billion money loss in sales.

Barriers to participation - UK Gov 2014

2023-12-07 10:13:06 UTC

30.6 per cent of adults with a limiting illness or health condition (3.3% as a percentage of all adults) reported that activities were too expensive, while 26.8 per cent of those with a limiting illness or health condition (2.9% as a percentage of all adults) said that transport issues or a lack of disabled parking limited their participation.

commercialisation (media)

2023-12-07 10:13:28 UTC

Sky wins broadcast rights to show record number of Premier League matches - increasing coverage by 70%

The agreements will deliver a total of £6.7bn in revenue across the four-year period. (news.sky 2023)

Ethical - Global Sport Matters 2018

2023-12-07 10:13:41 UTC

With 80.7 percent of players being people of color, the NBA takes the lead among men's sports for player diversity.

Mental health benefits - Sport England

2023-12-07 10:13:42 UTC

People that participate in sport have said that participating in sports helps with their mental health as it reduces their stress, anxiety levels, and their chances of suffering from depression. However, the positives are that it boosts their motivation and increases their confidence.

Funding- (sports England 2022)

2023-12-07 10:13:56 UTC

Offer a range of grants small to large to clubs in need of vital investment to improve Facilities and or equipment. Sports England plummet a large sum of money from the national lottery (250m) to help increase the participation levels in sports.

Have helped out with the 2022 common wealth games. The reason for this is to help build a better community around Birmingham and help encourage the younger audience to participate within sport.

Legacy - www.skysports.com

2023-12-07 10:14:32 UTC

São Paulo based entrepreneur and football fan Carlos Barros, alleged corruption and the use of public funds are a key factor in popular discontent around the legacy of the World Cup.

Many people thought hosting the tournament was a bad idea. The tournament had many memories for people and was a success on the football side with the talent on offer.

Talent Development- 2022

2023-12-07 10:16:42 UTC

Sport England looking to create a smooth and easy pathway for young talent to become successful and safe within sport. Sport England wants there to be physical and mental health to keep young talented athletes healthy and the best there can be. There could be a cultural barrier which needs to be removed so everyone has the best chance possible to fulfill their true potential and hopefully reach their targets. England targets to include all so everyone has a chance.