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Evaluating systems change using REM .docx
Nobles et al. (2022) Ripple Effects Mapping.pdf
Systems approaches are currently being advocated and implemented to address complex challenges in Public Health. These approaches work by bringing multi-sectoral stakeholders together to develop a collective understanding of the system, and then to identify places where they can leverage change across the system. Systems approaches are unpredictable, where cause-and-effect cannot always be disentangled, and
Source: Women in sport March 2021
The charity Women in Sport today launches new research, funded by Comic Relief, into how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the lives of teenage girls and their relationship with sport and physical activity.
The research showed that lockdown has led girls to recognise the value of exercise for physical and mental health –
Source: iser March 2021
School closures have been one of the most dramatic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on society. Concerns about the impact of school closures on children’s learning were raised early on in the pandemic and work continues to mitigate lost learning. There is also widespread concern about the de
Source: Sport England April 21
How might people behave as restrictions ease? What will people be looking for as they return to activities?
Source: Sport and Recreation Alliance 21st May 21
https://www.sportandrecreation.org.uk/news/covid-19/new-insight-reveals-young-people-are-less-lik
Children and young people are less likely to return to organised community activity post-lockdown than adults, according to new research by the Sport and Recreation Alliance.
The findings show that junior memberships fell by 67% during lockdown, with a projected return at almost 30% less than pre-pandemic levels.
These impacts were felt more keenly
Source: Activity Alliance 12.05.21
http://www.activityalliance.org.uk/about-us/our-work/strategy
New findings published today by national charity Activity Alliance reveal the growing impact of the pandemic on disabled people. Just over 7 in 10 disabled people (72%) agree that the coronavirus pandemic has made sport and physical activity less fair for disabled people.
This is one of the headline findings of a new YouGov poll commissioned by Activity Alliance, the leading voice for disabled people
Source: Sport England April 2021
https://www.sportengland.org/news/impact-coronavirus-activity-levels-revealed
Active Lives Adult Survey Nov 19_20.pdf
The majority of physically active adults in England managed to maintain their habits despite the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, according to the latest Active Lives Adult Survey, with just 710,000 fewer active adults between November 2019 and November 2020 compared to the same period 12 months previously.
However, the first eight months
