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Improved communication helps Bay of Plenty sports clubs - The situation before

The situation before

Tauranga City Council and Sport Bay of Plenty formed a new Strategic Partnership agreement in July 2005. The intent of the partnership was to enhance sport, recreation and leisure services in the district. It was believed that by working together the two organisations could achieve the best possible sport and active living related outcomes for the Tauranga community.

Prior to the 2005 agreement the Council employed a Club Liaison Officer, but when the staff member left the position it was suggested by Sport Bay of Plenty that the Council add further funding to the strategic partnership agreement and contract Sport BOP to employ a full time staff member in an equivalent role as an independent party.

Sport Bay of Plenty already had relationships in place with clubs, wider contacts throughout the sports community, as well as experience in strategic planning and club development. TCC was also aware there was a perception of the Council’s regulatory role and so people would be more comfortable approaching Sport BOP for assistance.

The full-time position of Sports Development Coordinator was created and funded by the Council. The Relationship Agreement and the continuation of the Coordinator position have just been renewed for another three years through to June, 2011.

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Updated | 10 Sep 2008.

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