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GET FUNDING   GET RESOURCES   RESEARCH INTRODUCTION LATEST RESEARCH TRACKING TRENDS UNDERSTANDING PARTICIPATION EVALUATING IMPACT THE VALUE OF SPORT PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES MODELLING FUTURES THE ACTIVE PEOPLE SURVEY SPORT FACTS POPULATION TRENDS MARKET SEGMENTATION SPORTS EQUITY PLANNING FOR SPORT CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE LOCAL AUTHORITIES SCHOOLS CLUBS COACHES COUNTY SPORTS PARTNERSHIPS EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY TOWARDS AN EXCELLENT SERVICE QUEST DOWNLOADS USEFUL LINKS   NEWS & MEDIA     ABOUT SPORT ENGLAND   IN YOUR REGION East East Midlands London North East North West South East South West West Midlands Yorkshire     WHERE TO GET ACTIVE   FEEDBACK JOBS AT SPORT ENGLAND PRIVACY/DISCLAIMER FREEDOM OF INFORMATION   Project Evaluation Sport England has developed a 3-tier approach to the evaluation of projects: Tier 1 - Basic Evaluation aims to establish value for money and benchmark performance. All projects funded to deliver sport and active recreation, and those that concentrate solely on coach development or volunteer support, are required to report every quarter on a minimum of one and a maximum of five standard Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). The number of KPIs depends on the type of project. To view a step-by-step guide to the data that is required, click here. Tier 2 - Focused Evaluation develops case studies to establish what works, identify good practice and foster learning and improvement. Click here to view completed case studies. Tier 3 - Experiment and Innovation will test new ideas and challenge conventional wisdom with carefully designed interventions. Guidance for National Governing Bodies of sport (NGBs) Sport England has prepared two guidance documents on evaluation for NGBs – one on using the lessons from the Active England programme to help design interventions and one on measuring the impact of interventions. Although these documents have been prepared primarily to support NGBs in the development of their 2009-2013 plans, they provide guidance relevant to anyone planning a programme of sports delivery. Click here to view the guidance notes. Other research in this area: YMCA Activate England evaluation 2008 Impact in 3D - A learning guide for practitioners in community sport and active recreation Everyday Swim Evaluation Active England Annual Report 2007 Sport Action Zones 2006 An academic review of the role of voluntary sports clubs 2005 Positive Futures - Review 2002 Training of Young athletes 1992 Use our research database to find the evidence you need to demonstrate the power of sport. The Value of Sport Research Strategy Sport England Research Team has developed a strategy for research for 2005-2008 which outlines our priorities for the future. More