The Taranaki Regional Facility Strategy aims to guide future development of sports and active recreation facilities for Taranaki.

In 2021 the Southland Regional Spaces and Places Strategy was developed through a collaboration between Sport Southland (now Active…

This Strategy is focussed on the Coastal Otago sub-region of the wider Otago region. It follows on from the Queenstown Lakes-Central…

This regional Spaces and Places Plan comes along at a time of significant disruption and uncertainty. Any approach to planning and…

This plan has been developed to understand the future requirements for sport and recreation facilities in the area.

Along with Aktive, Sport New Zealand is supporting Auckland Council and its Local Boards with plans that focus on how facility…

The Southland Regional Spaces and Places Strategy is the result of a collaboration between Sport Southland, Sport New Zealand,…

This Regional Sport & Active Recreation Spaces and Places Strategy comes along at a time of significant disruption and…

The purpose of this plan is to provide a high-level strategic framework for future regional sports facility planning and optimisation…

A high level strategic framework for regional sport and recreation facility planning in Manawatu Whanganui

This Strategy provides an overarching Strategic Framework to guide decisions on facilities of all types at all levels.

Aktive, Sport NZ and Auckland Council have worked with the sports sector to develop a coordinated and integrated approach.

Northland's Regional Strategy for Play Active Recreation and Sports.

The Plan focuses thinking at a network-wide level with emphasis on national, regional and sub-regional assets.

This plan identifies priorities where participation is increasing and there are insufficient sport facilities to meet demand.

Sport Bay of Plenty and its local government partners are to be commended for developing a strategic view