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Sport Ireland 60 - Behavioural Science to Sport and Physical Activity in Disadvantaged Communities

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The National Sports Policy (NSP) 2018 - 2027 ( https://assets.gov.ie/15979/04e0f52cee5f47ee9c01003cf559e98d.pdf) sets out the public policy framework for the development of sport in Ireland for the next decade. Its high-level aims include an increase in the proportion of adults actively participating in sport from 43% to 50%, a reduction in the levels of adult sedentarism (In the context of the NSP, sedentarism means not engaging regularly in either sport or recreational walking) and an increase in children’s active participation in sport. The policy acknowledges that addressing the socio-economic, age, disability and gender gradients that exist around active and social participation must be central to any efforts to achieve such policy aims around participation. The NSP recognises that there are no simple answers, that the reasons for non-participation vary within and between groups, and that they can change over the life course. For example, among individuals from lower socio-economic groups there appears to be a strong belief that they are not in control of their own efforts to increase participation in sport. While they understand that there are benefits from taking part in sport and that it is a good thing to do, these beliefs do not translate into higher levels of participation. There is a need, therefore, to understand better why individuals who believe in the benefits of sport and exercise feel unable to participate. The policy points to the potential role for behavioural science to help us understand what lies at the heart of these decisions not to participate. “In prioritising initiatives and programmes to engage groups with lower participation levels we will use behavioural insights and other research to better understand issues around non-participation.” (Action 10, page 36 of the NSP).Taking this as a starting point, Sport Ireland’s application to the DAF in 2018 included a research project seeking to use behavioural science insights to influence the sport and physical activity behaviour of indiv

Timeline

Published Date :

6th Aug 2020 5 years ago

Deadline :

6th Sep 2020 5 years ago

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research studies

scientific analysis

literature review

knowledge acquisition

academic investigation

project evaluation

data interpretation

exploratory research

technical review

strategic research planning

social research

sociological study services

community research

social behavior analysis

qualitative field studies

social impact assessment

social attitudes surveying

societal trend analysis

ethnographic research

social data collection

evaluation consultancy

programme assessment

impact evaluation

monitoring and evaluation

performance appraisal

evaluation studies

assessment support

evaluation reporting

policy evaluation

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Tender Identifier :

IT-378-246-T: 2024 - 001

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310724019

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£100K

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£1000K

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Liverpool Merseyside , Merseyside , L13 0BQ

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Procurement contact

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Tina Smith

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0151 252 3243

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tina.smith@shared-ed.ac.uk

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