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El. knyga: Community Leisure and Recreation Planning

, (Victoria University, Australia),
  • Formatas: 302 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Nov-2020
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781000198386
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  • Formatas: 302 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Nov-2020
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781000198386
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Community Leisure and Recreation Planning offers an up-to-date, evidence-based approach to planning community leisure and recreation facilities, programs and services. It introduces readers to key theory and best practice in the planning of effective leisure and recreation projects.

 

The book defines planning, leisure, recreation and other key concepts and explains why a thorough planning process is essential to achieving effective outcomes. It presents a comprehensive, integrative four phase model for undertaking leisure and recreation planning, including: pre-planning, planning research, preparing a plan, and implementing, monitoring and evaluating the outputs and outcomes of a plan. It provides a conceptual rationale for each component of the planning process, a detailed explanation of the tools and techniques that can be used, and extensive examples and international case study materials to demonstrate their use. The principles and techniques explained in the book are applicable at a range of community levels from small individual sites to regions, states and even countries.

 

This is an essential course text for all leisure and recreation courses, and invaluable reading for academics, practitioners, stakeholders and students working in leisure and recreation planning, events, culture and sport.

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"[ A book that] will become the "bible" for recreation planning in Australia. The collaboration between Kenneth Marriott and John Tower, two of the leading thinkers in recreation planning in Australia, has combined their extensive experience into one publication. This text should sit in every recreation planners publication portfolio, as it will in mine." Neal Ames, Sport and Recreation Project Manager, Glenorchy City Council

"A welcome contribution to the sparse literature on community leisure and recreation planning. While the opening chapter offers brief discussions of theoretical concepts such as paradigms, ideologies and benefits, the overall emphasis is on the practical. The book will therefore be appreciated by planning students who wish to be informed about community leisure planning and leisure studies students interested in the practical challenges of planning." A. J. Veal, University of Technology Sydney, World Leisure Journal

List of figures
ix
List of tables
x
Preface xii
Acknowledgements xvii
1 Introduction: planning community leisure and recreation programs, facilities and services
1(23)
Introduction
1(1)
Why plan for leisure and recreation?
2(1)
Defining key concepts
3(7)
Theoretical implications of leisure and recreation planning
10(3)
Leisure and recreation benefits
13(2)
The scale of leisure and recreation plans
15(2)
Leisure and recreation planner skill requirements
17(2)
Summary
19(5)
2 The leisure and recreation planning model
24(15)
Introduction
24(3)
Pre-planning
27(2)
Leisure and recreation planning research
29(2)
Preparing a plan
31(1)
Implement, monitor and evaluate a plan
32(4)
Summary
36(3)
3 Pre-planning
39(24)
Introduction
39(1)
Engagement initiatives
39(6)
Governance
45(9)
Financial considerations
54(2)
Plan the planning
56(5)
Summary
61(2)
4 Socio-economic change and demographics
63(28)
Introduction
63(1)
Socio-economic change
64(3)
Demography and demographic change
67(19)
Summary
86(5)
5 Assessing opportunities for leisure and recreation
91(24)
Introduction
91(1)
Components of a provision and opportunities review
91(1)
Inventories of provision
92(4)
Environmental, resource and climate change impacts
96(6)
Classifying leisure and recreation opportunities
102(2)
Hierarchies of provision
104(4)
Preparing an inventory
108(1)
Using an inventory for planning purposes
108(4)
Summary
112(3)
6 Report reviews: scope and purpose
115(10)
Introduction
115(1)
The value of a report review
115(1)
The types of reports to review
116(4)
Report review method
120(2)
Using the findings of a reports review
122(1)
Summary
122(3)
7 Assessing needs and aspirations
125(43)
Introduction
125(1)
Why consult?
125(2)
Consultation principles and guidelines
127(2)
The who and what of consultation
129(2)
Consultation strategies
131(4)
Surveys
135(18)
Conducting a household doorknock survey
153(1)
Public participation geographic information systems
154(3)
Analysing consultation findings
157(7)
Summary
164(4)
8 Leisure and recreation participation
168(15)
Introduction
168(1)
Participation data and planning
168(2)
Leisure and recreation participation studies
170(5)
Time series participation data
175(3)
Issues to consider when using participation data
178(2)
Summary
180(3)
9 Planning for greenfield and brownfield sites and natural areas
183(26)
Introduction
183(1)
Planning for greenfield and brownfield sites
183(12)
Planning for leisure and recreation in natural areas
195(9)
Natural area planning frameworks: overview
204(1)
Summary
205(4)
10 Alternate leisure and recreation planning approaches
209(20)
Introduction
209(1)
Standards
209(2)
Ad hoc planning
211(1)
Developer contribution and parkland dedication schemes
212(6)
Advocacy planning
218(1)
Action research
219(3)
Charrettes
222(1)
Delphi method planning
223(1)
Summary
224(5)
11 Preparing a leisure and recreation plan
229(16)
Introduction
229(1)
Organising and writing a leisure and recreation plan
230(5)
Evaluating research data
235(7)
Completing the plan
242(1)
Summary
243(2)
12 Implementing, monitoring and evaluating a plan
245(22)
Introduction
245(1)
Reviewing and evaluating planning strategies
246(2)
Implementing a leisure and recreation plan
248(2)
Monitoring and evaluating provision inputs
250(2)
Monitoring and evaluating outputs
252(4)
Monitoring and evaluating the outcomes of a plan
256(7)
Summary
263(4)
13 Ensuring a sound future for leisure and recreation planning
267(10)
Introduction
261(7)
Planning by and with the community
268(1)
Planning research improvements
268(3)
Leisure and recreation benefits and goals
271(2)
Research about leisure and recreation planning
273(1)
Conclusion
273(4)
Index 277
Ken Marriott operated a private leisure and recreation planning company from 1984 until 2016, and has authored or co-authored planning manuals and texts for all Australian state governments and the New Zealand government.

John Tower is Honorary Research Fellow at Victoria University, Institute of Health and Sport, Australia and Manager of Research for a leisure consulting company.

Katie McDonald is a doctoral student in the Institute of Health and Sport at Victoria University, Australia.
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