Last updated: 22 Jan 2021 3:35pm
| Objectives | People Are Active |
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| Goal | - More of our communities are living active lives by participating in organised and informal recreation, sport and physical activity
- More people choose to enjoy our easily accessible sport, recreation and outdoor activities and events
- More of our communities are choosing to be involved in parks and recreation through volunteering
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| Priorities | - Affordable and accessible opportunities to be active
- More active children and young people
- More active older people
- Increasing awareness of opportunities and places to be active
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| What we will achieve | - Providing more low-cost options for family friendly recreation opportunities
- Encouraging recreation and physical activity opportunities that appeal to a diverse range of communities including older adults and people with disabilities
- Encouraging initiatives that appeal to children and young people
- Encouraging programmes that promote healthy and active lifestyles
- Partnering with others to coordinate, promote and enable the community to contribute to open space and recreation activities
- Integrating recreational facilities and open spaces with the outcomes of the Spatial Plan and Transport Strategy
- Partnering with others to enhance and promote Dunedin’s outdoor recreation experiences
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| Objectives | Open Spaces And Facilities Support Dunedin's Communities To Thrive |
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| Goal | - Our parks and facilities meet the changing needs of our communities
- Our parks and facilities are increasingly used
- Our parks, open spaces and facilities contribute to improving people’s health and wellbeing
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| Priorities | - A range of accessible environments that encourage play, activity and informal recreation
- Safe and well-connected parks and open spaces
- A fit-for-purpose network of facilities
- Partnerships to develop, maintain and enhance parks and facilities
- Ownership and connection to parks and facilities by our communities
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| What we will achieve | - Developing and improving accessibility of parks, open spaces, facilities, harbours and beaches to encourage physical activity as a part of everyday life
- Providing a range of well-designed, safe parks and open spaces that can be accessed by a range of transport modes
- Providing appropriate, quality, fit-for-purpose open space, sport and recreation facilities at regional, sub-regional and local levels
- Maintaining and investing in major event infrastructure to attract sporting events that bring domestic and international participants and visitors to Dunedin
- Facilitating partnerships to make the most of local places and spaces
- Supporting and celebrating the contributions community groups and volunteers make to local places and spaces
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| Objectives | Our Parks, Natural Landscapes, Flora And Fauna Are Treasured By The Community |
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| Goal | - Our ecosystems and biodiversity are understood, protected and restored
- Our parks and landscapes bring people together to celebrate our culture and heritage
- People experience and enjoy Dunedin’s parks and open spaces, while also respecting their special and unique qualities
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| Priorities | - Protecting and caring for our special places
- Telling our stories and histories in our parks and landscapes
- Managing parks, landscapes, flora and fauna to adapt to projected climate change impacts
- Planting appropriate vegetation in parks and open spaces
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| What we will achieve | - Restoring and enhancing our native biodiversity, ecosystems and habitats
- Restoring and enhancing our coastline and waterways
- Developing a network of parks and open spaces that maintains wilderness areas for natural habitats
- Encouraging events and activities that align to the park’s and landscape’s function and values
- Celebrating our unique cultural, natural and built heritage
- Understanding how our environments and inhabitants will be affected in the future and developing action plans for how we manage them
- Caring for and improving native vegetation and habitats through weed and pest management, planting programmes and partnerships with landowners
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| Objectives | We Work With Others |
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| Goal | - We have strong local and national partnerships
- We have strong relationships with mana whenua
- We support and celebrate our sporting talent and success
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| Priorities | - Sustainable clubs and sporting codes
- Kāi Tahu supported in practising kaitiakitaka (guardianship)
- Working in partnership with Māori
- A strong and capable sport, recreation, community and volunteering sector
- Athletes on the talent development pathway and regional sporting success
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| What we will achieve | - Strengthening and increasing the number and skills of volunteers and community groups supporting parks and recreation activities
- Working with funding organisations to focus and leverage investment
- Supporting iwi and hapū in the use of open space for the development of indigenous knowledge and traditional activities
- Partnering with Kāi Tahu to co-manage reserve land vested in mana whenua
- Developing the capability of sports and recreation, community and volunteering organisations and groups
- Increasing the focus on coach and official development and building key strategic partnerships to support athlete and coach development
- Supporting training hubs and shared training facilities
- Providing opportunities to recognise and promote talent and success
- Strengthening and increasing the number and skills of volunteers and community groups supporting parks and recreation activities
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