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Participants

What motivates one group to be active might be a barrier to another. That’s why we conduct research into how different people get active and what prevents them from doing so.

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Children and young people

There are more than 900,000 children and young people aged 5-18 in New Zealand, and only 7% are meeting the New Zealand guidelines for physical activity through physical education, sport, exercise and active recreation.

Children and young people
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Disabled

Ensuring all New Zealanders have access to quality experiences by improving the range and quality of physical activity on offer for disabled people.

Disability
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Women and girls

Addressing the inequities for women and girls to help them realise their potential through play, active recreation and sport.

Advocating for women and girls
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By ethnicity

Understanding the experiences and needs of ethnic groups and their communities to increase physical activity and positive outcomes.

Ethnicity Research
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Kaupapa Māori

Māori are significant contributors to sport and recreation in New Zealand, and Māori adults and young people participate in sport in high numbers.

Kaupapa Maori
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