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Table 1 Hierarchical levels influencing the Victorian active recreation system

From: A systems thinking approach to understanding youth active recreation

Level

Definition

International organisations

Organisations based outside of Australia with an international membership, scope, or presence.

Government and government departments

Australian government organisations at the national and state levels responsible for the oversight and administration of specific government functions; at a state or national level

Regulatory and peak bodies, advocacy groups, and industry associations

A public authority or non-government organisation responsible for exercising autonomous authority over some area of physical activity in a regulatory or supervisory capacity; at a state and national level.

Local government, education, sport, and health

Organisations and groups tasked with serving their local community needs and directly or indirectly promoting active recreation; at a state level

Social environment

Family, friends, peers, and community that impact youth physical activity levels

Individual

Target population for active recreation

Built and natural environment

The surroundings or conditions that facilitate active recreation participation

  1. Levels in column 1 are adapted from Rasmussen’s Risk Management Framework (RMF) [56]