Strategic planning

Minister Madden (centre) with Dr Rob Moodie (VicHealth) and Tracy Parish (Sports Journlaist), at the launch of Sport and Recreation 2005-2010 at the MCGSRV develops high level strategic directions in consultation with the sport and recreation sector to guide its activities.

Ministerial statement


On 14 September 2004, former Minister for Sport and Recreation Justin Madden MLC presented the ministerial statement A Focus on Community Sport and Recreation (PDF 836kb).

Strategic Plan


Sport and Recreation Victoria’s Strategic Plan is the government’s vision to build an inclusive, collaborative and strong sport and recreation sector supporting a more active Victoria.

In 2004, consultation with the sport and recreation sector was undertaken to determine priorities which will ensure lasting benefits after the 2006 Commonwealth Games. This conversation with the sector was critical to the development of actions set out in the Strategic Plan.

Sport and Recreation 2005-2010: A Five Year Plan for Sport and Recreation Victoria is about:
  • People being active in their communities (Strategic Direction 1)
  • People working together to get the most out of Government investment in sporting facilities (Strategic Directions 2 and 3)
  • People achieving individually, through supporting family members or their local team, or through pride in national and state performance (Strategic Direction 4)

Read the Sport and Recreation 2005-2010: A Five Year Plan for Sport and Recreation Victoria (PDF 926kb)

'Go for your life' Strategic Plan


The ‘Go for your life’ Strategic Plan 2006-2010 (PDF 1.2mb) reaffirms the Victorian Governments commitment to increase physical activity and healthy eating among all Victorians, and sets out a framework for new initiatives over the next four years. Find out more about new window icon ‘Go for your life’.


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