Sport NI: Everybody Active 2020 - Outdoor Spaces

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Overview

Sport Northern Ireland considers outdoor recreation to encompass all sport and physical recreation that takes place in the natural environment whether on land, water or air. The natural environment is considered to be woodland and forests, open moorland, riverside, lakeside and coast, urban park land and farmland.

Sport Northern Ireland’s Every Body Active 2020: Outdoor Spaces programme seeks to prioritise the development of projects which contribute to addressing the continued under-representation in sport and physical recreation amongst the below target groups:

Women and girls
People aged over 50
People with a disability
People living in areas of greatest need

Who Can Apply

Governing Bodies of Sport (recognised by Sport Northern Ireland)
Voluntary Organisation
District Councils
Community Associations
Charities
Statutory Agencies

People living in Northern Ireland must benefit from your project.

All potential applicants will be expected to operate good levels of governance, including having in place an acceptable constitution, child protection policy and equity policy.