Our Strategy
Vision
“Productive nation, healthy communities, active individuals”
NSC aims to contribute to the health, wellbeing and productivity of the nation. The vision sets out a three-step approach to achieving this. The aspiration is for the nation to be productive because it has healthy communities made up of active individuals engaged in physical recreation and sport.
Mission
“A nationally and internationally recognised leader that commits to access and participation by all in the sport and physical recreation sector”
NSC will ensure it operates in a manner that cements its place as the focal point for all organisations and agencies involved in sport, from grassroots to an elite level. One of NSC’s priorities is to build its leadership role in research, development and innovation, as well as overall contribution to active individuals, healthy outcomes for communities and a productive nation.
Values
- Accountable and transparent – being honest, open and good stewards of our resources.
- Leaders – embracing good governance and providing strategic direction to qualified, skilled and knowledgeable staff and stakeholders.
- Inclusive – breaking down barriers and creating an accessible environment in which people from different backgrounds, gender, abilities and beliefs can feel safe in coming together to learn, have fun and pursue their sport and physical recreation activities.
- Innovative – trying new things in an environment in which it is safe to experiment.
- Community-minded – working with people and communities from grassroots to national level ensuring that they start with what they know and build on what they have.
Principles
- Integrity – consistently honest, following through on commitments and taking responsibility for our actions.
- Fairness – impartial and showing no favouritism.
- Commitment – to realising our vision by long-term planning, investment, and focusing on results.
- Sustainability – building and maintaining infrastructure that provides access to all, is safe and results in long-term growth of the sport and physical recreation sector.
- Unity – always seeking to build respectful relationships, collaborate and work with government and sport and physical recreation stakeholders in harmony.
- Cultural sensitivity – acknowledging people’s cultural and traditional games and sport by promoting and supporting them.
Outcomes
Key outputs and outcomes of the Strategic Intent include the following aspirations:
- Developing an NSC that is learning, agile and responsive to sport and physical recreation needs and aspirations of Solomon Islanders;
- Working to promote, encourage and facilitate community sport and physical recreation for people of all ages and abilities;
- Communicating the importance of sport and physical recreation for individual, community and national health and wellbeing. What people learn and the values they derive from sport and physical recreation;
- Transforming the sports sector to ensure it is inclusive, safe, professional and results in individual and community health and wellbeing; and
- Ensuring the role of NSC in the sport and physical recreation is understood and funding is available to carry out the strategy.