He Oranga Poutama: What have we learned? A report on the developmental evaluation of He Oranga Poutama Research Completed
Title
He Oranga Poutama: What have we learned? A report on the developmental evaluation of He Oranga Poutama
Lead Author
Kate McKegg, Nan Wehipeihana, Kataraina Pipi and Veronica Thompson
Organisation(s)
Kinnect Group, Sport New Zealand (a developmental evaluation partnership between Sport New Zealand and Research Evaluation Consultancy Limited - a member of Kinnect Group)
Publication Year
2012
Publisher
Kinnect Group (Research Evaluation Consultancy Limited), Sport New Zealand
Contacts
Veronica Thompson, Senior Advisor – He Oranga Poutama
Sport NZ E-mail: veronica.thompson@sportnz.org.nz
Abstract
He Oranga Poutama (HOP) is a Sport NZ (formerly SPARC) initiative that supports Māori wellbeing through sport and recreation. In 2009, the programme evolved from a focus on increasing the participation by Māori in sport, to one of participating and leading as Māori in sport and traditional physical recreation at community level.
A developmental evaluation was commissioned by Sport NZ to support the implementation of the new HOP programme vision. Developmental evaluation is an evaluation approach that brings together evaluative thinking and evidence to decision makers as programmes are developed and implemented. It is designed to sit alongside and support emergent, innovative and transformative programme or organisational development and on-going adaption (Patton, 2012).
Keywords:
He Oranga Poutama, iwi, iwi providers, evaluation, as Māori
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Areas of Focus
Population Groups
Settings (location)
Provision (delivery type & infrastructure)
Topics
Barriers, Benefits, Capability, Delivery, Impacts- social, Management, Participation, Planning, Policy, Volunteers
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Added
December 19, 2012
Last Modified
November 4, 2013