SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA (S4DA)

Achievements by April 2017

Results- based monitoring

system (RBM) is set up based on partners’

needs & GIZ standards

The whole RBM process is supported by the German Sports University Cologne and international and national consultants

Ownership of the partners

is created through several workshops & meetings

cross-national and on national

level

79 partners in 10 countries were actively

involved in the data collection by the end

of 2016

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Methods to generate

comparable data throughout

diverse contexts were

developed

SPORTS GROUNDS

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SPORTS GROUNDS In 8 selected African countries, there are

44 additional usable sports grounds in 25 locations available for sports activities.

28 of these sports grounds are rehabilitated, 16 are newly constructed.

These 44 additional usable sports grounds are available for regular use by 72,150 children and young people.

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44 100

72,150 100,000

SPORTS GROUND MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

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For every core country, there are concepts geared to the institutional dissemination and implementation of the S4D approach in 20% of all supported partner organizations.*

63% of operators regularly implement measures geared to the care and maintenance of the additional usable sports grounds.*

11% of operators have a current sports ground usage plan.*

The S4D approach is made visible by 81 high-visibility measures through partner organizations in core countries. Additional 4 in non-core countries.

SPORTS GROUND MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

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20% 50%

63% 30%

11% 30%

81 100 This data is based on

S4DA’s data collection end of 2016 and refers to 32 additional usable sports grounds.

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COACHES & INSTRUCTORS

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Within S4DA 227 S4D coaches, 30% of them are female, were trained. 59 S4D coaches, 32% of them female, trained by SV are still involved in S4DA.

N.A. of them implement the S4D approach in line with the quality criteria defined in their S4D coach workshop.**

Within S4DA 108 S4D instructors, 35% of them female,

were trained. 8 S4D instructors, 25% of them female, trained by SV are till involved in S4DA.

8 of the 116 involved S4D instructors (7%) implemented at least one S4D workshop for coaches. 5 S4D instructors implemented at least one S4D instructor workshop.

Within S4DA 1,128 coaches were trained by partners on sports-related topics.

COACHES & INSTRUCTORS

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60% 100%

S4DA constantly improves the quality of the collected data to be able to communicate reliable numbers.

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CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE

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CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE N.A. disadvantaged children and young people,

N.A.% of them female, regularly take part in S4D activities.**

10,000 N.A.

S4DA constantly improves the quality of the collected data to be able to communicate reliable numbers.

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SPORTS EQUIPMENT

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SPORTS EQUIPMENT Coaches are provided with 82 additional sets

of sports equipment for S4D activities.

ONE SET OF SPORTS EQUIPMENT CONSISTS OF:

16 – 30 Trainings bibs

10 Balls pumps and

5 needles

1 Sports bag

10 Balls

12 – 30 Cones

HANDBALL | BASKETBALL | NETBALL | VOLLEYBALL | FOOTBALL

250 82

OVERVIEW S4DA ACHIEVEMENTS

SPORTS EQUIPMENT Coaches are provided with 82 additional sets

of sports equipment for S4D activities.

SPORTS GROUNDS In 8 selected African countries, there are

44 additional usable sports grounds in 25 locations available for sports activities.

28 of these sports grounds are rehabilitated, 16 are newly constructed.

These 44 additional usable sports grounds are available for regular use by 72,150 children and young people.

S4D COACHES & INSTRUCTORS Within S4DA 227 S4D coaches, 30% of them are female,

were trained. 59 S4D coaches, 32% of them female, trained by SV are still involved in S4DA.

N.A. of them implement the S4D approach in line with the quality criteria defined in their S4D coach workshop.**

Within S4DA 108 S4D instructors, 35% of them female, were trained. 8 S4D instructors, 25% of them female, trained by SV are till involved in S4DA.

8 of the 116 involved S4D instructors (7%) implemented at least one S4D workshop for coaches. 5 S4D instructors implemented at least one S4D instructor workshop.

Within S4DA 1,128 coaches were trained by partners on sports-related topics.

For every core country, there are concepts geared to the institutional dissemination and implementation of the S4D approach in 20% of all supported partner organizations.*

63% of operators regularly implement measures geared to the care and maintenance of the additional usable sports grounds.*

11% of operators have a current sport ground usage plan.*

The S4D approach is made visible by 81 high-visibility measures through partner organizations in core countries. Additional 4 in non-core countries.

SPORTS GROUND MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE N.A. disadvantaged children and young people,

N.A.% of them female, regularly take part in S4D activities.**

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This data is based on S4DA’s data collection end of 2016 and refers to 32 additional usable sports grounds. S4DA constantly improves the quality of the collected data to be able to communicate reliable numbers.

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IMPRESSUM

Published by: Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH Registered offices: Bonn and Eschborn, Germany

Sport for Development in Africa Dag Hammarskjöld Weg 1 65760 Eschborn Germany

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Project Manager Hannes Bickel Quality-Manager & responsible for RBM Anja Arnemann T +49 6196 79-3403 E anja.arnemann@giz.de