Regional research
Regional research
Economic value of sport and recreation regional reports
The sport and recreation sector makes a significant contribution to the national and regional economy in New Zealand.
The below reports offer analyses on the economic value of sport and recreation to 13 regions across New Zealand. The reports use sport and recreational data and have been prepared for Sport New Zealand by the AERU at Lincoln University. In addition to the regional analyses, you can also check out the economic impact of the sport and recreation sector nationally here.
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Available reports
All reports were last updated September 2015
Auckland region report (PDF 1.3MB)
Bay of Plenty region report (PDF 1.1MB)
Canterbury and west coast region report (PDF 1.1MB)
Gisborne region report (PDF 982KB)
Hawke's Bay region report (PDF 1MB)
Whanganui region report (PDF 1.1MB)
Northland region report (PDF 1MB)
Southland region report (PDF 1MB)
Taranaki region report (PDF 1.1MB)
Tasman region report (PDF 1.1MB)
Sport and active recreation regional profiles
The below Sport and active recreation regional profiles offer information about sports participation and volunteering among adults across 14 regions in New Zealand. Data in these reports is taken from the 2013/14 Active New Zealand survey.
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Available reports
Auckland region report (PDF 2.4MB)
Bay of Plenty region report (PDF 2.4MB)
Canterbury and west coast region report (PDF 2.5MB)
Gisborne region report (PDF 2.6MB)
Hawke's Bay region report (PDF 2.4MB)
Whanganui region report (PDF 2.4MB)
Northland region report (PDF 2.5MB)
Otago region report (PDF 2.6MB)
Southland region report (PDF 2.4MB)
Taranaki region report (PDF 2.5MB)
Tasman region report (PDF 2.5MB)