RECIPROCAL AGENCY IN SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT: THE ROLE OF NGOs BEYOND EVANGELISM
Professor Cora Burnett corab@uj.ac.za Department of Sport and Movement Studies University of Johannesburg, South Africa
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RECIPROCAL AGENCY IN SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT: THE ROLE OF NGOs BEYOND EVANGELISM Play the Game - Cologne, Germany 3-6 October 2011 Professor Cora Burnett corab@uj.ac.za Department of Sport and Movement Studies University of Johannesburg,
Professor Cora Burnett corab@uj.ac.za Department of Sport and Movement Studies University of Johannesburg, South Africa
BLACK BOX Input Output Conceptual entrepreneurs: “Sport can...”
STAKEHOLDERS
Poli liti tica cal sector ector Devel evelop
ment nt agenc encie ies Corporate
sector ector
IMPACT ACT Unintend ended ed + I Intended ded outcomes s MSC
Success indicators
Ideo deology y + Develo elopm pmen ent priorities es Cont ntex ext + Realities es +Releva evance nce Impl mplem emen enter ers s + stakeho keholders ers +syst stem ems Reci cipi pien ents Program amme e Manageme ement nt + Deliver ery:
Poli licie ies/s s/stra rate tegi gies es/re reso sour urce ces/s s/stru ruct ctur ures es
Sport +
SPORT + Sport INPUT (multi-level) THROUGHPUT (multi-level) OUPUT (multi-level)
Sport +
Lack of multiple ple resources rces and all leve vels ls (e.g. financ ncia ial, l, material, ial, polit itica ical, l, educat atio ion, n, health, h, etc.) ‘Social ills’ (e.g. violence, drug abuse, devia ianc nce, crime, etc.) Passiv ivit ity Apathy hy Depe pende denc ncy Escapism pism Negle lect ct Ubuntu Integrat ratio ion Volunt nteerism rism Entrepr epreneursh eneurship ip Netwo work rking ing
Methods Questionnaires focus groups, interviews, document analysis Research participants Groups & individuals/decision- makers Researchers Experts, indigenous agents (race, language, age & gender) Validation Saturation TRIANGULATION
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GTZ: COUNTRY & PARTNERS
GTZ/YDF
FIFA / FOOTBALL FEDERATONS GOVERNMENT SECTOR
Sport+ + Sport
NGOs & PARTNERS
Tools
Education and
Training Events Partners and Networking Projects/Programmes (Activities)
GTZ/SRSA LEGACY
SOUTH AFRICA SADC OTHER Lesotho Botswana Namibia Mozambique Rwanda Ghana Zambia Swaziland Kenia
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Ministry of Youth, Sport & Development (Sport for all)
Embassy ssy
Break eak- throug roug h Sport
Pla lay socc cce r
GTZ- YDF
CBO’s CBO’s CBO’s
Breakthrough Sports Academy NOWSPAR EduSport Foundation Kalusha Bwalya Foundation Sport In Action
SEDYEL
Lurdes Mutola Foundation Nelson Mandela Township Rowing Club
Imvomvo
IMBEWU Community Volunteers Umzingisi Foundation Africaid Whizzkids United KZN Athletics Peace players International Ambassadors in Sport Cape Flats Soccer Development Grassroot s Soccer Hoops 4 Hope SCORE Soccer 4 Hope South African Homeless Street Soccer Western Province Athletics YDF- Namibia/NFA Nawalife Trust
Kick4Life
Children of the Dawn Ashoka Orange Farm Sports Council SA cares for Life Show me your number Sport For All Franchising Love life Ndlovu Care
Group
YDF Altus Sport City of Tshwane Sport Dlala Ntombazana
Nike SA
Ikag ageng Itireleng g Aids Minist stry
FIF IFA
Street footb
World
SAFA SRSA RSA
International
Austr tralian Sport t Commu mmunity ty Active ve
Internation ional al
UK UK
USA Lovelif life
RESEARC EARCH PARTI TICIPAN IPANTS TS NUMBER ER MALE LE FEMALE ALE
Interviews Managers, implementers, participants and significant others 170 55.7% 44.3% Focus Groups (n=41) Managers, implementers, participants and significant others 303 54.7% 45.3% Questionnaires (n=3) Managers, implementers, participants and significant others 932 52.4% 47.6% TOTALS 1405 53.2% 46.8%
GIZ Annual Report, 2011
Criminal Social Passivity Entitlement behaviour deviance Volunteerism Occasional Steady Career
work income
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DONOR EXPECTATIONS & DELIVERABLES (M & E – OM) IMPACT - MSC) REFLECTIVE LEARNING: Results – analysis – interpretation Good practices – challenges Inform strategic decision-making ASSESSOR/ACADEMIA
DIALOGUE