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Sport and SDG Indicators (2020)

Téma: Zdraví obyvatel
Rok zpracování: 2020

Popis dokumentu:
Ukazatele sportu v návaznosti na Cíle udržitelného rozvoje (SDGs) poskytují základní soubor nástrojů pro sledování a hodnocení přínosu sportu, tělesné výchovy a (organizované) fyzické aktivity vůči udržitelnému rozvoji.

Indikátory ve zprávě poskytují vládám, sportovním orgánům a dalším zúčastněným stranám informace pro lepší rozhodování založené na důkazech o tom, kde, jak a proč investovat a implementovat politiky a programy založené na sportu, aby se maximalizoval jejich příspěvek k národním rozvojovým cílům a SDGs. Na základě spolehlivých údajů byl příspěvek sportu, tělesné výchovy a (organizované) fyzické aktivity k udržitelnému rozvoji uznán jako argument pro podporu a klíč pro rozdělení investic do těchto oblastí politiky.

Zpráva obsahuje kompletní sadu ukazatelů sportu, tělesné výchovy a fyzické aktivity specifických pro SDG, které lze využít na základě národních, sportovních nebo institucionálních priorit a kontextových faktorů. Tyto „ukazatele kategorie 2“ jsou tematicky seskupeny do 10 prioritních SDGs a souvisejících oblastí dopadu z Kazaňského akčního plánu (Kazaňský akční plán byl přijat v r. 2017 na šesté mezinárodní konferenci ministrů odpovědných za tělesnou výchovu a sport UNESCO).

Zpráva obsahuje 27 „ukazatelů kategorie 1“, které se zaměřují na změny na úrovni systémů a populace, změny na úrovni institucí a organizací a změny na úrovni komunity. Indikátory kategorie 1 jsou určeny pro základní sběr ve všech zemí, aby bylo možné konzistentní mezinárodní hodnocení. Doporučuje se, aby zúčastněné strany vybraly indikátory kategorie 2 na základě relevance indikátorů pro národní/místní kontext a priority rozvoje.

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Sport and SDG Indicators (2020)
1. PARTICIPATION IN SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
  • Indicator 1: % of population reporting that participating in sport, fitness and active recreation has a positive impact on themselves, their family or community
  • Indicator 2: % of i) adult and ii) adolescent population sufficiently physically active
  • Indicator 3: % of population who participate once a week in sports and exercise
  • % of adult population engaging in moderate and / or vigorous physical activity once a week through sports, fitness and recreation (leisure).
  • % of adolescent population engaging in moderate / or vigorous physical activity once a week through sports, fitness and recreation (leisure).
  • % of countries that have implemented national community-wide public education and awareness campaigns for physical activity which includes a focus on engaging least active populations (per country)
  • A recent (previous two years) population-based survey of participation in sport, fitness and/or recreation exists
  • % of national sport bodies/ member organisations using sport to communicate health messaging
  • # of national sport bodies /member organisations investing in mental health and well-being initiatives
  • % of countries with a national action plan on physical activity that includes promotion of public open spaces such as parks, rivers, beaches and other areas open for free use by the general public.
  • Proportion of older people classed as active *WHO definition of adults aged 65 years and above
  • % of population who have participated in at least one mass participation sporting event in the last year
  • Indicator 5: % of females who participate once a week in sports and exercise
    • 2. ACTIVE SCHOOL AND EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS
  • Indicator 4: % of i) primary and ii) secondary schools reporting implementation of the minimum number of physical education minutes per week (120/180
  • % of schools where physical education is offered as a stand-alone subject
  • % of schools where sport is offered after school time
  • % of schools that report offering adolescents opportunities for non-competitive physical activity and recreation clubs
  • % of national education budget invested in physical education
  • % of schools reporting adequate facilities and equipment to support quality and inclusive PE
  • # of higher education institutions offering training courses related to sport, physical education and physical aktivity
  • % of countries / schools reporting participation of persons with and without disabilities in the same PE classes
  • Participation rate of youth and adults in formal and non-formal education and training relating to sport, physical education, physical activity or active leisure in the last 12 months, by sex
  • % of countries / schools reporting compulsory participation of girls in PE
  • # of higher education institutions offering training courses related to sport, physical education and physical aktivity
  • Participation rate of youth and adults in formal and non-formal education and training relating to sport, physical education, physical activity or active leisure in the last 12 months, by sex
  • Proportion of schools with adapted infrastructure and materials for students with disabilities to participate in quality PE
  • Indicator 11: % schools reporting PE specialist teachers in i) primary and ii) secondary schools
  • Indicator 12: % of schools reporting full/partial implementation of quality physical education as defined by UNESCO’s QPE Policy Guidelines.
    • 3. SOCIAL IMPACT, INCLUSION AND EQUALITY
  • Indicator 6: Likelihood that a person with disability will participate in sport, fitness and active recreation (leisure) once per week compared to the general population
  • Indicator 9: % of population who volunteer in sport
  • Indicator 15: % of i] presidents, ii] board members and iii] CEO/Secretary-General post-holders in national sport bodies / member organisations who are female
  • Indicator 16: % national sport bodies / member organisations that have invested in a i) gender equality strategy and ii) strategy for the inclusion of people with a disability in sport
  • Difference between % of male population and % of female population who are sufficiently active
  • Difference between % of male population and % of female population who participate once a week in sport and exercise
  • % of females employed* in the sport and physical activity sector
  • % of funded sport bodies / member organisations with a gender equality strategy or action plan with allocated budget
  • % of total sport articles with gendered content for i) males and ii) females reported on in printed media.
  • % of sport media coverage (traditional and social media) dedicated to women and girls
  • # of indicators in i) national M&E frameworks ii) funded sport bodies / member organisations M&E frameworks related to sport, physical education and physical activity disaggregated by gender
  • # of sport bodies / member organisations receiving targeted funding, and total amount allocated, to deliver gender empowerment through sport programmes
  • % of national sport budget / sport body budget directly invested in achieving gender equality and empowering women and girls in and through sport
  • # of sport bodies/ membership organisations receiving targeted funding, and total amount allocated, to prevent and respond to violence against i) children; and ii) women and girls in sport
  • % of the national sport budget allocated to Women and Girls Sport
  • Indicator 6: Likelihood that a person with disability will participate in sport, fitness and active recreation (leisure) once per week compared to the general population
  • Indicator 16: % national sport bodies / member organisations that have invested in a i) gender equality strategy and ii) strategy for the inclusion of people with a disability in sport
  • Indicator 9: % of population who volunteer in sport
  • Indicator 15: % of i] presidents, ii] board members and iii] CEO/Secretary-General post-holders in national sport bodies / member organisations who are female
  • Indicator 10: % of population satisfied with the governance of sport
  • Indicator 14: % funded national sport bodies / member organisations that have adopted formal policies (with procedures) to safeguard i) children and ii) women and girls
  • Indicator 17: % of i) funded national sport bodies / member organisations ii) major sport facilities and iii) major events with operational strategies to adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change, foster climate resilience and lower greenhouse gas emissions
  • Indicator 19: # of a) athletes b) coaches/officials and c) management/board members in funded national sport bodies / member organisations who were trained in the last year in i] governance and sport integrity ii] safeguarding children, youth and vulnerable groups and iii] prevention of violence against women and girls and iv] promoting sustainable development
  • Indicator: 21: % of local governments / member organisations with sport and physical activity facility master plans
  • Indicator 23: % of sport budget directly invested in the contribution of sport, physical education and physical activity to support sustainable development
  • % of adults and adolescents who participate in sports, fitness and recreation (leisure) disaggregated by gender, age, education level, ethnicity, income.
  • % of funded national sport bodies / member organisations with specific policies that provide for equality and inclusion within sport
  • Commitment to equality and inclusion in national sport policy
  • Commitment to the proactive inclusion of migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in national sport policy
  • # of organisations receiving targeted funding, and total amount allocated, to use sport-based interventions in support of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people
  • # of organisations receiving targeted funding, and total amount allocated, to use sport-based interventions to support equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory practices and promoting appropriate action in this regard
  • % of the total (national public funds/organisational) sport budget allocated to disability sport disciplines.
  • % change in residents reporting civic pride and enhanced community cohesion following hosting of a major sporting event (compared with pre-event base year)
  • Major sport event staff and volunteers disaggregated by gender, age income level and ethnicity
  • % of organisations offering targeted programmes, such as scholarships, aimed at increasing participation from marginalised groups and minorities.
  • % of sport budget allocated to sports infrastructure i) development & ii) maintenance
  • % of land allocated to sport and recreation in proclaimed urban areas
  • % of national sporting bodies / member organisations with direct participation in the planning and management of sport facilities.
  • The value of total investments in legacy planning and delivery for sport and event infrastructure for urban liveability, and source of investment
  • % of people who report that the area where they live offers many opportunities to be physically active
  • % of persons utilising designated facilities for sport, fitness and active recreation (sport club, sport centre, school or university, health and fitness centre)
  • % of local governments with sport and physical activity master plans that address environmental requirements
  • % infrastructure budget allocated to contingency funding for natural disasters and other unforeseen climate events
  • % of major sport event spectators who travelled to the event by public transport or sustainable transpor
  • Total major event investment in public infrastructure
  • Total major event investment in public transport infrastructure
    • 4. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT
  • Indicator 7: % contribution of i) sports activities and amusement and recreation sector and ii) sport, fitness and active recreation to GDP
  • Indicator 8: % of workforce within the sport, fitness and active recreation sector
  • Annual growth rate of sport sector per person employed in the sector
  • % of youth (aged 15-29 years) in education, employment or training in sport
  • # of 1) major sport events and 2) national sporting bodies compliant with labour rights based on ILO textual sources and national legislation
  • Financial worth of i) broadcasting and ii) digital rights on sport per annum per sport and per country
  • % of broadcasting hours allocated to sport.
  • Financial worth of marketing and advertising through sport events and competitions
  • Sport and active leisure tourism direct GDP as a proportion of total tourism GDP
  • # of jobs in sport and active leisure tourism as a proportion of tourism jobs
  • Total number of visitor nights caused by sporting events (disaggregated by international, regional and domestic visitation)
  • # of organisations receiving targeted funding, and total amount allocated, to deliver youth employability outcomes through sport programmes.
  • # of number of i) sports and ii) athletes with union representation
  • # of 1) major sport event rights-holders and 2) national sporting bodies that have policies that support decent job creation, innovation and entrepreneurship in sport and encourage the formalisation and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services
  • GDP impact on host city/region/country from hosting major sporting events
  • Number and value of trade deals attributed to hosting of a major sporting event (or % change and $ value of increase in trade deals the year following hosting a major sporting event when compared to pre-event base year)
  • Value of investment in venues and equipment for long term use after hosting major sporting events
  • Value of contracts paid to local suppliers for hosting of major sporting events
    • 5. ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
  • # of national sport bodies / member organisations that reference the importance of education for sustainable development (including climate change education) within sport policies and/or programmes
  • Indicator 13: Annual % change in i) carbon footprint and ii) recycling rate from: a) major sport facilities; and, b) major sport events
  • % of i) major sport facilities, ii) major sporting events and iii) national sport bodies / member organisations with sustainable consumption and production action plans
  • % of i) major sport facilities, ii) major sporting events and iii) national sport bodies / member organisations with sustainable procurement policies and action plans
  • % of i) major sport facilities, ii) major sporting events and iii) national sport bodies / member organisations publishing sustainability reports in the past year
  • # of sport-based behaviour change campaigns aiming to strengthen environmental and sustainability aspects
  • Amount invested in 1) infrastructure improvement and 2) scientific and technological capacity to move toward more sustainable patterns of production as a result of a sport programme or hosting a sporting event
  • % national sport organisations / member organisations that include climate assessment and responses as part of their annual planning.
  • % of national sport federations / member organisation with policies to address climate change and amount allocated in annual budget.
  • % of major event energy used that comes from a renewable source
  • % of contracts awarded for major sporting events that comply with sustainability standards
  • Carbon neutrality of major events/ % of major sport event carbon footprint offset
  • % of major sport event spectators and participants reporting a change in their lifestyles and willingness to act to benefit the environmen
  • % of major sport events that meet ISO standard 20121 for sustainable event management
  • % of large-scale sport infrastructure complying with appropriate nationally recognised climate change measures.
  • National sport policies include an integrated strategy/plan to increase the capability of the sector to adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change, and foster climate reliance and low greenhouse gas emissions
  • # of organisations receiving targeted public funding, and total amount allocated, to use sport-based interventions to support education, awareness- raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning
  • Amount of contingency funding or emergency funding available for sport organisations and facilities to access in the case of a climate emergency
  • % of sport organisations/member bodies/ sport facilities that are insured in relation to climate hazards and emergencies
    • 6. GOVERNANCE
  • Indicator 10: % of population satisfied with the governance of sport
  • Indicator 14: % funded national sport bodies / member organisations that have adopted formal policies (with procedures) to safeguard i) children and ii) women and girls
  • Indicator 15: % of i] presidents, ii] board members and iii] CEO/Secretary-General post-holders in national sport bodies / member organisations who are female
  • Indicator 18: % funded national sport bodies / member organisations that have adopted formal policies (with procedures) to i) protect the rights of athletes, spectators, workers and other groups involved, ii) strengthen measures against the manipulation of sports competitions, and iii), ensure an adequate anti-doping policy framework, its implementation and effective compliance measures, to protect the integrity of sport
  • Indicator 19: # of a) athletes b) coaches/officials and c) management/board members in funded national sport bodies / member organisations who were trained in the last year in i] governance and sport integrity ii] safeguarding children, youth and vulnerable groups and iii] prevention of violence against women and girls and iv] promoting sustainable development
  • Indicator 20: % funded national sport bodies /member organisations with a nominated focal point to i] co-ordinate child safeguarding and protection and ii] prevention of violence against women in girls
  • Indicator 21: % of local governments / member organisations with sport and physical activity facility master plans
  • Indicator 22: % of national public expenditure invested in sport
  • Indicator 23: % of sport budget directly invested in the contribution of sport, physical education and physical activity to support sustainable development
  • Proportion of population that feel safe walking alone around the area they live.
  • # of national sport bodies with programmes to reduce and address violence through sport
  • CORPORATE GOVERNANCE INDEX: Composite Index for SPORTS DEMOCRACY (1) See Protocol Sheet for further details
  • CORPORATE GOVERNANCE INDEX: Composite Index for 15 Indicators: - SPORTS TRANSPARENCY (2) See Protocol Sheet for further details
  • # of organisations receiving targeted public funding, and total amount allocated, to use sport-based interventions to support to reduce and address violence and anti-social behaviour
  • % change in crime rates during major sport events when compared to a pre-event base year
  • % of prisons and correctional facilities with sport and physical activity programmes
  • Existence and application of criminal law provision for the prosecution of match-fixing
  • Policies and actions to reduce the flow of illicit funds through sport
  • % of national sport policy objectives that intentionally align with prioritised SDG targets
  • # of public sector and civil society partnerships in sport specific cooperation initiatives
  • % of national sport bodies referencing national development plans and/or the SDGs in their Strategic Plans
  • # of indicators related to sport, physical education and physical activity in national statistics plan/framework
  • # of sport, physical education and physical activity questions in national census and Household Expenditure Surveys
  • The extent to which an operational national inter- sectoral committee/co-ordinating mechanism to oversee national strategy/plan for sport and physical activity, is active in their oversight responsibilities
  • The extent to which a national knowledge exchange and learning forums exist to share insights on SDP
  • # of formally registered NGOs providing services related to sport, physical education and physical activity (including SDP actors)
  • # of publications in accredited academic journals containing research related to sport, physical education and physical activity generated by the country /sport / sport body
  • # non-sport ministries/departments/ statutory bodies allocating resources to sport-related projects
  • # of organisations receiving targeted public funding, and reporting on the total amount allocated, to use sport-based interventions to deliver against specific SDGs
  • Proportion of i) national sport bodies and ii) major sporting event budgets funded by commercial revenue versus public grants
  • Clear policy in place to determine transparent allocation of resources of sport bodies/member organisations in declared development objectives¨
  • % of major sport event hosting objectives/legacy objectives which reference national development plans and the SDGs
  • % of major sport event budget contribution from the public sector
  • Ratio of return on public sector investment (total economic benefit divided by public investment) on sport
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