The research publications are available in electronic (PDF) format and can be downloaded from this webpage. Hard copies of the publications can be obtained by contacting Sport Northern Ireland.
| Recently Published Research Reports |
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Improving Physical Literacy |
Improving Physical Literacy’ focuses on reviewing the current practices and literature relating to the development, delivery and measurement of Physical Literacy. During 2005, Sport Northern Ireland considered in detail the concept of Physical Literacy and its delivery in Northern Ireland. This review builds upon and continues the work which Sport Northern Ireland has been engaged in since 2005.
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| To download the report click here |
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Pilot Community Sport Programme -
Final Evaluation |
The report provides a comprehensive evaluation of the pilot
Community Sport Programme funded by the Department of Culture, Arts
and Leisure. The overall aim of the evaluation was to review the impact of the pilot
Community Sport Programme on individuals, communities and partners.
The central theme of this report is a comparison between what was
supposed to happen, and what did happen.
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| To download the report click here |
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Economic Importance of Sport in Northern Ireland |
| This report is part of Sport Northern Ireland's effort to build the evidence of the economic value of sport. It focuses on the econonic value of sport to Northern Ireland in 2004, providing comparisons between the other regions of the UK and estimates from 1998. |
| To download the report click here |
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Community Sport Programme
End of Year Report (Year 2 of 3) |
| The purpose of this document is to report on the progress made towards the Community Sport Programme Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). This report is based on data collected from the projects and submitted to SNI in the Year Two End of Year Reports 2006-07 (to 31 March 2007) |
| To download the report click here |
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Mourne Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Access Study |
| This report seeks to undertake a wide-ranging and broad analysis of access provision in the Mourne AONB. While it aims to put forward a comprehensive examination of the main issues and debates, it does not claim to present a definitive analysis of all issues and discussions. The report acknowledges that there are various sensitivities surrounding some of the issues to be addressed and it endeavours to deal with these in a sympathetic, impartial manner and from a wholly objective perspective. |
| To download the report click here |
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Women in Sports Leadership |
| This report examines the number of women in sports leadership roles. The following seven groups were surveyed to provide evidence for this report: sports clubs, governing bodies of sport, district councils, sports advisory councils, community/voluntary groups, Sports Institute and Sport Northern Ireland (formerly SCNI). |
To download full report click here
For Women in Sports Leadership Report Summary click here |
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