Methodology
UNESA Sporttric
Methodology & Assessment Process
The UNESA SPORTTRIC assessment is conducted transparently, independently, and comprehensively through a well-structured methodology to measure sport and physical activity development across institutions worldwide.
SPORTTRIC 2026 Timeline
*Dates follow the official SPORTTRIC 2026 announcement.
1. Assessment Indicators (10 Sub-Indicators)
For the 2026 edition, SPORTTRIC consists of 4 main categories with a total of 10 sub-indicators and a maximum score of 1,000 points.
Important: Every participating institution is required to fill out and provide valid evidence (documents or links) for all 10 sub-indicators as explained in the SPORTTRIC Guideline during the available period.
Category 1 · 200 points
Policy & Governance
SP1.1 Sports policy
SP1.2 Budget allocation
SP1.2 Budget allocation
Category 2 · 200 points
Infrastructure & Facilities
SP2.1 Facility ratio
SP2.2 Quality & accessibility
SP2.2 Quality & accessibility
Category 3 · 400 points
Participation & Programs
SP3.1-SP3.4 Participation, programs, events, achievements
Category 4 · 200 points
Research & Community
SP4.1 Publications & research
SP4.2 Community programs
SP4.2 Community programs
2. Registration & Evidence Submission Instructions
1
Create & Verify Your Account
Register your institution via the Submission menu on the portal. After registering, your account will show "not verified" until approved by a SPORTTRIC administrator.
2
Complete Your Institution Profile
Once your account is active, log in and complete your institution profile (logo, banner, and general information) fully and accurately.
3
Read the Guideline
Read the SPORTTRIC Guideline carefully to understand the required evidence for all 10 sub-indicators.
4
Upload Evidence
Upload valid evidence (documents and links) corresponding to each indicator using the provided entry form, during the available submission period.
3. Definition of Terms
Activity Report
A written report on the implementation of an activity, including the activity name, date and venue, participant list, agenda, results, follow-up actions, and documentation (photos).
Written Policy
An official policy legally signed by the head of the institution.
Decree (SK)
An official decree that also serves as a formal part of the written policy.
Media Coverage
News coverage in mass media easily accessible to the public, evidenced by news screenshots, news links, or videos.
Minimum Evidence Document
One required document per sub-indicator that supports the score claim; additional documents are optional and may strengthen verification.
Download the full SPORTTRIC Guideline with scoring descriptors, inclusivity pathways, and the evidence form for every sub-indicator.
⬇ Download SPORTTRIC Guideline (Word)Questions? Contact [email protected] · Indonesian version also available · sporttric.unesa.ac.id