a nation embracing cycling

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A NATION EMBRACING CYCLING
CYCLING IS MORE THAN A SPORT.
TO CYCLING NEW ZEALAND IT IS A FUNDAMENTAL LIFE SKILL, HAS
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AND HAS SIGNIFICANT OUTCOMES FOR SOCIETY.
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Cycling New Zealand (formally
BikeNZ) is the national sports
organisation for all codes
of cycling (road, track, BMX,
mountain bike), and is the direct
link to the international cycling
federation UCI.
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CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ACHIEVING
MEDAL TARGETS:
15 MEDALS
at 2014 Glasgow
Commonwealth Games in track, road
and mountain bike
4 MEDALS,
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Cycling New Zealand also
operates as the lead agency
for cycling, facilitating broader
outcomes for cycling such as
cycling safety (e.g. New Zealand
Transport Agency, Auckland
Transport), and community
outcomes (e.g. ACC, Regional
Sports Trusts).
Cycling New Zealand is a
Targeted Tier 1 Sport with
High Performance Sport New
Zealand, and is a Targeted
Sport with Sport New
Zealand’s Community Sport
Division.
including 1 gold at 2015
UCI Track World Championships
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ADULTS AND CYCLING:
Cycling is the
3 MOST POPULAR
SPORT AND
RECREATION
ACTIVITY with over
RD
25% of all adults
16+ participating
(823,000)*.
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CYCLING HAS
GROWN THE MOST
of all the top 20
most popular sport
and recreation
activities, growing
3% since the
2007/08*.
Sport and recreation
participants who
were interested in
trying new activities
rated cycling highly:
#1 FOR MEN
(5.5%), AND #4 FOR
WOMEN (6.1%)*.
Cycling tends to be a HIGH ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITY
with over 50% of adults that ride, riding at
least 150 minutes per week.
Based on the World Health Organisation
Economics Benefits of Cycling tool, the
adult riders that ride 150 minutes per
week are estimated to save our health
economy $1 billion annually.
CHILDREN AND CYCLING:
65% OF CHILDREN 0NLY 1% OF SCHOOL
LESS THAN 5% of school-aged
children receive training through
(569,000) ride a bike CHILDREN RIDE TO SCHOOL, bike education programmes.
at least once a year.
down from 28% 30 years ago.
*2013/14 Sport NZ Active New Zealand survey
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ENGAGE
HP
EXCEL
PERFORM
PARTICIPATE
EXPLORE
LEARN
PARENTS
SPACES AND PLACES
EQUIPMENT
EVENTS
PATHWAY
OFFICIALS
COACHES
CONTEXT/ENVIRONMENT
INSTRUCTORS
SPORT
ATHLETE
DEVELOPMENT
SCHOOLS
COMMUNITY
CYCLING ECOSYSTEM
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ENABLERS
STRATEGIC OVERVIEW
VISION
A NATION
EMBRACING
CYCLING
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MISSION
KEY OUTCOMES
LEADING AND ENABLING THE
GROWTH AND SUCCESS IN
CYCLING FOR NEW ZEALANDERS
INCREASED MEDAL SUCCESS
INTERNATIONALLY
GROWTH IN PARTICIPATION AND
MEMBERSHIP
COMMUNITY CYCLING
KEY
INTERVENTIONS
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VALUE
PROPOSITION
Supporting strategic facility development
Enabling kids on bikes programmes
Coach education
Behaviour change activities and events
Engagement for ongoing participation
SPORT
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Membership delivery
Coach education
Cost neutral safe events
Schools competitions
ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT
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Sustainable competitive
pathways
Establishing long-term regular
participation for our next generation
POTENTIAL
INVESTMENT
PARTNERS
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Sport NZ (Community Sport)
New Zealand Transport Agency
ACC
Ministry of Health
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KEY
DELIVERY
PARTNERS
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Schools
Regional sports trusts
Territorial local authorities
Clubs
Private providers
Facilities
Cycling Performance Hubs
Pathway to Podium
Performance Coach Advance
HIGH PERFORMANCE
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Sustainable high
performance delivery
Performance Delivery
Culture
Rider Experience
Financial Performance
Consistent multi-medal
success
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HPSNZ (Pathway)
Sport NZ (Pathway)
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HPSNZ
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Sport NZ (Core
Investment)
ACC
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Member organisations
Clubs
Private providers
Facilities
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Regional sports trusts
Cycling Performance Hubs
Member organisations
Clubs
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HPSNZ
ADDITIONAL FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES
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BUILDING
SUBSTANTIAL
SCHOOL
COMPETITION
structure to link
community outcomes
(kids on bikes) with
the sport pathway and
High Performance
programmes.
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DRIVE PROFILE OF
SPORT THROUGH:
a. Effective communication and
membership programmes
b. Leveraging off role models
created in the High
Performance Programme
c. The delivery of major cycling
events e.g. UCI Track World
Cup December 2015
CURRENT CHALLENGE
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LINKING AND
LEVERAGING OFF
KEY TRANSPORT
INFRASTRUCTURE
development both
nationally and regionally.
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SIGNIFICANTLY
IMPACTING THE HEALTH
AND WELLBEING for
future generations through
broader community cycling
programmes, enhanced
through partnerships across
government such as Ministry of
Health.
SECURING ENOUGH ON-GOING DEPENDABLE FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO MAXIMISE ALL KEY FUTURE
OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS THIS EXTREMELY POPULAR AND RAPIDLY GROWING SPORT.
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