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Vision, Mission & Objectives

The purpose and direction behind SPORTTRIC — UNESA's university sport ranking framework

Vision

To become a leading instrument for measuring, evaluating, and advancing sport and physical activity development in higher education institutions, fostering healthy, inclusive, active, and sustainable university communities.

Mission
1
To develop a comprehensive and structured framework for measuring and evaluating sport and physical activity development in higher education institutions.
2
To provide clear and practical guidance for universities in identifying strengths, gaps, and opportunities for improvement within their sport and physical activity ecosystems.
3
To support universities in planning strategic initiatives that enhance participation, facilities, programs, governance, and community engagement through sport and physical activity.
4
To provide reliable and evidence-based information that supports informed decision-making by university leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders.
5
To encourage continuous improvement in sport programs, physical activity opportunities, facilities, and the overall well-being of students, faculty, and staff.
6
To promote an inclusive, ethical, safe, and fair-play culture through sport and physical activity across university environments.
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To establish a sustainable evaluation mechanism that enables institutions to monitor progress, benchmark performance, and drive continuous development in sport and physical activity.
Objectives

SPORTTRIC was developed as an assessment and benchmarking instrument for measuring the level of sport and physical activity development within higher education institutions.

The framework evaluates institutional performance across four key dimensions:

1
Policy and Governance — institutional commitment, strategic planning, regulations, and resource allocation that support sport and physical activity.
2
Infrastructure and Facilities — the availability, adequacy, quality, and accessibility of facilities that enable participation in sport and physical activity.
3
Participation and Programs — engagement of the university community in physical activity, structured sport programs, events, and sporting achievements.
4
Research and Community Engagement — research, innovation, publications, and community outreach initiatives related to sport, physical activity, health, and well-being.

Through these dimensions, SPORTTRIC aims to provide universities with a clear framework for assessing current performance, identifying development priorities, and strengthening the contribution of sport and physical activity to institutional excellence and societal impact.

Guide prepared for reference use · Source: sporttric.unesa.ac.id