Essence - Identifying Barriers and Enablers

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Identifying Enablers slide pack

NELP Identifying Enablers and Barriers slide pack for website upload.pdf

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There are processes for developing a deep understanding and (shared) knowledge of what supports and/or prevents people being physically active, within the local context.

While valuable information about physical activity barriers may exist, it isn’t always shared. Processes that enable fostering of communication and sharing knowledge are key to preventing community frustration and supporting collaborative solutions. This means: 

Below you will find the recording of the most recent learning seminar on this condition as well as essence document and Identifying Enablers slide pack

Conditions for place based working: Physical environments that enable wellbeing & physical activity

**There are processes for developing a deep understanding and (shared) knowledge of what supports and/or prevents people being physically active, within the local context.
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While valuable information about physical activity barriers may exist, it isn’t always shared. Processes that enable fostering of communication and sharing knowledge are key to preventing community frustration and supporting collaborative solutions. This means: 

1. Build trust with the local community to create an environment where people are willing to share their experiences and concerns regarding physical activity
2. Engage individuals or groups who have a deep understanding of the local culture and community dynamics to facilitate discussions and gather insights.
3. Invest in local insights and initiatives that involve the community and leverage the expertise of people with that deep understanding to capture valuable insights
4. Address language and communication barriers to ensure that community members and service providers can communicate effectively, enabling a genuine exchange of information.
5. Establish feedback mechanisms that allow continuous input and insights from the community to be integrated into decision-making processes related to physical activity initiatives. 

Below you will find the recording of the most recent learning seminar on this condition. To the right you can download the essence document and Identifying Enablers slide pack. 