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Agree an approach for better usage of the Equality portal. Work with Home Country Sports Councils to share ‘Breakthrough work’ Lowri Bunn and All 3.Increase Female Participation in all Aspects of Sport Sport in Wales is accessible to, accessed by, and organised by a higher proportion of females, where the drop off rate of participations aged between 15 and 24 is significantly reduced, and the number of females undertaking 3 occasions of sport each week is increased. Influence diversity of organisations, particularly Boards through a ‘Better for Business’ approach. Share learning and good practice around turning the curves e.g.: Lunch and learn.(LA’s/NGB’s/WSFF) Lowri Bunn (NGB) Tom Overton (LA) Jo Clay 4.Increase Participation amongst Disabled People in all Aspects of Sport Sport in Wales is accessible to, accessed by and organised by a higher proportion of disabled people. Determine the group can add value to FDSW. Challenge FDSW in terms of equality profile, identify key challenges Tom Overton, Emma Tobutt Tom Overton, Emma Tobutt 5.Increase Participation in all Aspects of Sport amongst our Ethnic Minority Communities To be better informed to engage and challenge partners to address inequalities of opportunities with respect to Wales’s ethnic minority communities. A targeted approach to work in Newport, Cardiff, Swansea and Wrexham Identify local challenges in terms of what the data tell us Identify local key organisations to engage with to target specific action. Rebecca Mattingley Emma (Newport, with Sue Maughan) Jo Clay, speak to Jane Shana Thomas, work with Jonty 6.Increase participation amongst children and people from deprived communities To deliver the long term outcomes within Sport Wales’ Child Poverty Strategy, including increasing participation and volunteering from these communities
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