Strategic Sport and Recreational Facilities Management Framework
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Transcript of Strategic Sport and Recreational Facilities Management Framework
Strategic Sport and Recreational Facilities Management Framework
PRESENTATION TO SPORT FEDERATIONS:
Saturday 26 March 2011
By: Kent Mkalipi
OBJECTIVES & GOALS
OBJECTIVES Increase the quality of sport and recreational usage
programmes at facilities in the Western Cape in a cost effective and incentive vs need manner
Integration of the Facility Development and Sport Development Programmes
Facilitate Intergovernmental and Inter-Departmental Co-operation; Planning and Implementation
GOALS
Develop a strategy to put the “white elephant” to rest and improve our legacy
To ensure that Facilities are designed, positioned and managed effectively to contribute positively towards building sustainable sporting communities
To ensure increased access, participation and opportunity for communities
To develop a Facilities Transfer Funding Policy Framework
BUDGET 2011/12
R 2,000,000.00 Budget R 1 m allocated to Saldanha R 1 m allocated to Oudtshoon
Strategic Objectives
Develop a Joint Strategic Facilities Management PlanJoint Strategic Facilities Management Plan between Provincial and Local Government
Facilitate Intergovernmental and Inter-DepartmentalIntergovernmental and Inter-Departmental Co-operation, Planning and Implementation
Develop a Human Resource Capacity BuildingHuman Resource Capacity Building Programme for Sport
Increase the quality of usagequality of usage programmes in sport and recreational facilities in a cost effective and incentivised manner
Strategic Facilities Management Framework aims to address:
How to ensure optimal usage of our assets :
1. Establishing the number and status of facilities; 2. Empowering communities to manage, operate and use these
facilities; and 3. Develop criteria for longer term expenditure planning, focusing on
reducing the need for large capital investment and increasing better usage of existing facilities.
Develop a sound and user friendly spatially enabled Sport and Recreation Facility Management System (GIS) tool
To determine the need for future facility upgrades and developments and facilitate facility planning at a national, provincial and local level.
District Road-shows
Date District Meeting Location
Wed, 3 Nov 2010 West Coast District Piketberg
Fri, 5 Nov 2010 Cape Winelands Worcester
Tues, 9 Nov 2010 Overberg Caledon
Thurs, 11 Nov 2010 Eden George
Fri, 12 Nov 2010 Central Karoo Beaufort West
1st Phase End Products
Sport and Recreation Facilities electronic database and GIS data
Maps of the District and Local Municipalities indicating sport and recreation facility locations Sport and Recreation Standards and Guidelines Document
INTERGRATED FACILITIES AND PROGRAMMES PLANSIntegration of Facilities Development and Sport Development
Programmes Facilitate a joint planning process between Facility and
Sport Development Programme Facilitate Strategic Planning Sessions with NGO’s &
Federations Develop a Sport and Recreational Education and
Training Strategy
Facilitate Intergovernmental and Inter-Departmental Co-operation; Planning and Implementation Establish a Forum for Sustainable Facility Development
Intergovernmental Relations
Classification System Norms and Standards Guidelines for Sport and
Recreation Facilities Clarity about the R&R about the 3 spheres of
government Standardised Audit System Bottom Up / Top Down Approach – Community
Participation Process Sustainability Scenario Planning
Management Models, Financial and Costing Models
Development of Transversal Sport and Recreation Policy
Challenges
Funding Human Resources and Capacity Appropriate Implementation Agents Need vs Demand Debate Facilities inequitably distributed Facilities under / over utilized Facilities poorly maintained & managed Lack of a Provincial Strategic Framework
for Facilities
CURRENT FUNDING
Approved Provincial funding – R2 M Oudtshoorn Infantry School – R1M Saldanha Military Academy – R1M
Approved Lotto Legacy Projects Zwelethemba – Worcester – Sod turning 16
Feb 2011 Lingelethu – Beaufort West – R6,5M awarded to each of the projects
WAY FORWARD
New approach – link funding to data Form partnerships Ensure prioritisation of sport in IDPs MIG applications Lotto applications YDVS applications Facilities Management Plan Framework Training and education (HR development
NEW APPROACH
Database of all existing facilities Database of all LA .IDPs Database of Scientific Needs analysis Stakeholder Participation Process Linkage of programmes to facilities Promotion of Sport Tourism Plans Evaluation and monitoring of projects Training and Education
END
ENKOSI
THANK YOU
DANKIE
KE A LEBO A