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Co-ordinating local delivery through Community Sport & Physical Activity Networks
County Sports Partnerships (CSPs) support and facilitate a range of networks in order to promote a multi-agency approach to the development of sport and physical activity in their area. Examples include county sports development forums, coaching networks and club networks, which provide a mechanism for local stakeholders to network, share good practice, join up work strands and identify local needs to influence joint planning.
Many CSPs support a local structure of Community Sport & Physical Activity Networks (CSPANs) or similar in their area. These bring together local partners to co-ordinate activity on the ground, pool resources and prioritise plans for the local delivery of community sport and physical activity.
Often co-terminus with, and facilitated by, local authorities, many CSPANs have close links with the local strategic partnership, where they are able to advocate the
contribution of sport and physical activity to wider social outcomes and local priorities.
CSPs provide essential guidance and support to help make these networks effective and ensure they come together to form a cohesive whole across the area. Many CSPANs have already become hugely effective, attracting new resources and developing creative solutions to address local prioriities. CSPs provide essential guidance and support to help make these networks effective and ensure they come together to form a cohesive whole across the area. Many CSPANs have already become hugely effective, attracting new resources and developing creative solutions to address local prioriities.
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