Managing Sport Development 2nd Edition

Managing Sport Development (2nd Edition) by Emma Sherry, Nico Schulenkorf, Pamm Phillips and Katie Rowe is an essential guide for anyone shaping sport policy, community programmes or grassroots initiatives. Clear, contemporary and practice-focused, this edition translates theory into usable strategies for coaches, managers, students and policymakers across the UK and worldwide.

Discover evidence-based frameworks and real-world case studies that illuminate how to plan, deliver and evaluate sport development initiatives that are inclusive, sustainable and impact-driven. The authors cover governance, funding, partnership building, monitoring and evaluation, and equity in participation—skills that help organisations move from good intentions to measurable outcomes. Practical examples show how to design programmes for youth engagement, disability inclusion and community wellbeing while responding to local and national policy contexts.

Whether you work in local councils, national governing bodies, NGOs or universities, this book equips you with the tools to lead effective sport development practice. Its accessible style blends academic rigour with actionable recommendations, making complex concepts immediately applicable to everyday challenges in the UK, Europe, Australia, North America and beyond.

If you want to build stronger clubs, create meaningful pathways for participants and demonstrate impact to funders, this second edition is the go-to resource. Add Managing Sport Development to your professional library today and start transforming ideas into sustainable sport programmes. Order now to stay ahead in sport development practice.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.