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The Active People Survey
Selected Area: Breckland
Selected Area Type: Districts
The Active People Survey is a survey of adults aged 16+ living in England. The survey is commissioned by Sport England, and conducted by Ipsos MORI.
Breckland, Broadland, Great Yarmouth, King's Lynn And West Norfolk, North Norfolk, Norwich, South Norfolk
Report sections:
Background Key Performance Indicator 1 Key Performance Indicator 2 Key Performance Indicator 3 Key Performance Indicator 4 Key Performance Indicator 5 Key Performance Indicator 6 |
Area Type Information: Districts
This section gives some information about the type of geographical area to which the area being profiled in this report belongs:
Background
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The survey is a telephone survey, which was conducted with a total of 363,724 (Active People Survey 1) and 191,325 (Active People Survey 2) adults in England aged 16 and over.
The survey is conducted using CATI (Computer Aided Telephone Interviewing). Random Digit Dialling (RDD) is used in the selection of the sample with one respondent randomly selected from the eligible household members. The RDD sample is drawn by selecting numbers from a database comprising all exchange codes allocated for residential use in the UK. A representative sample is then drawn by randomising the last four digits of each number.
To ensure representation at a local level, at least 1,000 interviews/500 interviews (Active People Survey 1/Active People Survey 2, respectively) have been completed in every local authority in England, (except for Birmingham, the Isles of Scilly, the City of London, and for Active People Survey 2, those local authorities who chose to boost their sample).
The interviewing for Active People takes place over a 12-month period, from October to October (2005/6 for Active People Survey 1, 2007/8 for Active People Survey 2, and 2008/9 for Active People Survey 3). The distribution of interviews is evenly divided amongst all local authorities in England. This approach ensures that interviews are spread evenly throughout the twelve months for each local authority, which helps to account for seasonal variations in sports participation.
The Active People Survey gathers data on the type, duration and intensity of people's participation in different types of sport and active recreation, as well as information about volunteering, club membership (member of a club where play sport), receiving tuition from an instructor or coach, participation in competitive sport and satisfaction with local sports provision.
This information is important in enabling different organisations to measure their performance against targets for several key performance indicators, of which, the first is essential in measuring sports contribution within the Comprehensive Performance Assessment and Local Area Agreements for local government.Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
1. The percentage of the adult population participating in at least 30 minutes of sport and active recreation (including walking and cycling) of at least moderate intensity on at least 3 days a week.
2. The percentage of the adult population involved in at least one hour of volunteer work per week to support sporting activity.
3. The percentage of the adult population who are members of a sports club or club where they do sport.
4. The percentage of the adult population who have received tuition from an instructor or coach.
5. The percentage of the adult population who have taken part in organised competitive sport.
6. The percentage of the adult population that, are satisfied or very satisfied with sports provision in their local area.
For further Information visit www.sportengland.org
Key Performance Indicator 1
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