Zimbabwe volleyball association Theory of Change and Strategic Development Framework

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1 Zimbabwe volleyball association Theory of Change and Strategic Development Framework

2 Ultimate Outcomes Volleyball is Zimbabwe s most popular sport with over 1,000,000 boys and girls, men and women participating in all forms of volleyball (In-door-, Beach- and Para-volleyball) regularly (minimum: weekly, for 12 weeks a year) in well-structured provincial and national development programs. Continuous improvement on FIVB s international ranking (world top 50 by 2022) for men and women, and regular podium performances in regional (Zone VI) championships in all age categories and styles of volleyball. Volleyball categories and styles

3 Ultimate Outcomes Zimbabwe s most popular sport with 1 million+ participants in regular well-structured provincial and national development programs in all forms of volleyball. Continuous improvement on FIVB s international ranking for men and women, and regular podium performances in regional championships in all age categories and styles of volleyball. Intermediate Outcomes A strong selection foundation for national senior teams, and more players at recreational levels Efficient and effective administrative department at all levels Internationally compliant facilities and equipment available Zimbabwe's leading NF. A attractive partner with a competitive edge All players to be coached by accredited qualified coaches according to the players respective levels. Immediate Outcomes Youth and adults participate in regular competitions in all volleyball styles Clear organizational structure with well defined roles and responsibilities Transparent policies guiding all aspects of management Functional information channels to members, and calendar of events disseminated More Partnerships, sponsorships, affiliations and improved public relations and sales Active and qualified coaches supported by a network of more experienced coaches. Database creation and updating software Vital Actions Run competitions of all forms of volleyball from grassroots level to international Develop and proclaim a clear organizational structure backed by strong Design education and development programs to assess and grow coaches competencies Establish a strong support and mentor system to provide ZVA coaches assistance at all levels. Top prioritized activities to make the vital actions a reality Attach existing clubs to primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities, military and companies Develop policies and development programs to run age group competitions cascading to top-level. Plan and run regular promotional activities, volleyball festivals and exhibition games Examine current gaps in policies and capacity, and consult where needed Training and product development Acquire IT and communication hardware and software Seek and engage partners to ensure access to facilities Coach program design workshop Teaching and coaching resources Refresher Courses and Symposiums Modules developed for training Institutions Provincial Instructors training Baseline survey and ongoing M&E of all aspects of the operations

4 ZVA SPORT MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION STREAM Efficient and effective administrative department at all levels Internationally compliant facilities and equipment available To be seen as a attractive partner with the competitive edge as a leading NF in Zimbabwe ELECTRONIC RECORD STAFF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS ZONE 6 ANNUAL ZVA GAMES & EVENTS PROVINCIAL LEAGUES Creation of a database of all national volleyball personnel Established LOC and Supervisory Committees Start registering players and officials withzva Management training, financial systems. ICT, VIS, IS Conclude all sponsorship and partnerships for funding and the staging of the event All provinces to take part in interprovincials for both men and women teams At least 5 provinces to have competitive leagues Interactive website established Athletes workshop (Safe Sport, Anti Doping. Ethics. etc Invite ZIM GVT officials Invite Zonal clubs Invite NPS Register players and officials with FIVB and CAVB Management training, financial systems. KT, VIS, IS Host Zone 6 Games Constitute committees to run ZVA Games and find sponsorships Update the database & FIVB and CAVB Register Stakeholders meeting Review committees to run ZVA Games and find sponsorships 2018 AT least 5 provinces to have sponsors and proper funding ZVA mobile app created All provinces to have competitive leagues Update the database & FIVB and CAVB Register Athletes workshop (Safe Sport, Anti Doping. Ethics. etc Send national representation to hosting country Clear organizational structure with well defined roles and responsibilities Transparent policies guiding all aspects of management Functional information channels to members and calendar of events disseminated More partnerships, sponsorships, affiliations and improved public relations and sales Database creation and updating software

5 COMPETITIONS A strong selection foundation for national senior teams, and more players at recreational levels CONSOLIDATE SCHOOL, UNIVERSITIES AND ZVA PROGS CALENDARS PROMO ACTIVITIES AND EXHIBITIONS POLICY AND PROG DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL & INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS ZVB NATIONAL LEAGUES Hold tripartite meetings with Ministry of Education, Sport and ZVA Exhibition matches at Agricultural show Junior, Gender and Para-volley policy development Compete in senior World qualifiers Main sponsor secured for the 2017 & 2018 seasons Olympic Fun Run Have 8 male and 8 female teams Inclusion Festival (NIF) Media, HR and ICT policy development Tripartite meeting review & planning for 2018 Host Zone 6 Games Exhibition matches at TRAID FAIR Volleyball for All Exhibition matches at Agricultural show Policy & Program review 2018 To be completed when calendar is available Review sponsorship for the 2018 & 2019 seasons Have a minimum of 10 male and 10 female teams Olympic Fun Run Participation Zone 6 Youth and adults participate in regular competitions in all volleyball styles

6 COACHING All players to be coached by accredited qualified coaches according to the players respective levels. TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT RECORD SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS TEAM SELECTIONS Train and constitute a team of level 3 coaches to be instructors and deployed to districts to conduct national level courses Add all qualified coaches to the database - classifies according to qualifications Create coach training and developmental national level manual Constitute a committee of qualified coaches according to SRC recommendations to select national teams Procure equipment for use at national level training Have two Level II coaches upgraded Update database Review the national training manual Host Level II international course Review performance of selection committee and reconstitute accordingly Each district to have 5 National level coaches Policy & Program review 1 national level coaches available at ward level Active and qualified coaches supported by a network of more experienced coaches.

7 ZVA SPORT MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION STREAM Efficient and effective administrative department at all levels Internationally compliant facilities and equipment available To be seen as a attractive partner with the competitive edge as a leading NF in Zimbabwe CADETS JUNIORS YOUTH SENIOR ELITE Stakeholders Mapping by 31st July MOU signed by 30th August National BVB Structures established and members selected and introduced Establish a human resource base for BVB BVB committees established in all 10 provinces by 30th April Senior satellite tournament organized Clear organizational structure with well defined roles and responsibilities Transparent policies guiding all aspects of management Functional information channels to members and calendar of events disseminated More partnerships, sponsorships, affiliations and improved public relations and sales Database creation and updating software

8 COMPETITIONS A strong selection foundation for national senior teams, and more players at recreational levels CADETS JUNIORS YOUTH SENIOR ELITE Demonstration matches for the NAPH the SASSAF, CASSAF, DASSAF, PASSAF and NASSAF Engage the Ministry of Education to introduce the NAPH games Engage the Ministry of Education to introduce the NAPH games Host 10 schools at the NASH games Double participation in the LAKE JULY FEST from SPLY Host 10 schools at the NAPH games Host 10 schools at the National Youth Games Introduce inaugural HEROES Open tournament Sept Series 10 teams Participate in the Youth Olympics Introduce the annual VICFALLS Beach Fiesta Double the the Nov Braai Festival Host inaugural matches for the NAPH structures the SASSAF, CASSAF, DASSAF, PASSAF and NASSAF Inaugural KARIBA Nyaminyamin Beach Fest 15 teams+ Qualify and send 10 teams for the Zone 6 Competition Participate in the African Youth Championship 2nd ZIM open with double teams double the NAPH games double the NASH games Introduce workers day series Have 4 man and 4 women teams participating in the continental tours Double the National youth Games Double participation from the LAKE JULY FEST Double the 2nd HEROES Open tournament Participation Zone 6 to have 2+ teams participating in the 2019 All African Games Youth and adults participate in regular competitions in all volleyball styles

9 COACHING All players to be coached by accredited qualified coaches according to the players respective levels. CADETS JUNIORS YOUTH SENIOR ELITE 3 level 1 coaches trained in BVB National Coach Training Manual Produced 4 selected provinces with 20 trained beach volleyball coaches - by October 1st 3 selected provinces with 20 trained beach volleyball coaches - by March 1st 3 selected provinces with 20 trained beach volleyball coaches - by May 1st National BVB Coaching seminar 1 level I BVB Coach trained BVB Coaches sub-committee established by Jan 1st 2019 Active and qualified coaches supported by a network of more experienced coaches.

10 ZVA SPORT MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION STREAM Efficient and effective administrative department at all levels Internationally compliant facilities and equipment available To be seen as a attractive partner with the competitive edge as a leading NF in Zimbabwe CADETS JUNIORS YOUTH SENIOR ELITE National Para-Volley Committee Established Induction of Executive Committee & 5 facilities identified per province Playing surfaces acquired Provincial Committees established by November National Database created and registration started + Policies and reporting structures established by Jan 1st Para-volley included in the NAPH & NASH calendars National Team Coaches Selected Clear organizational structure with well defined roles and responsibilities Transparent policies guiding all aspects of management Functional information channels to members and calendar of events disseminated More partnerships, sponsorships, affiliations and improved public relations and sales Database creation and updating software

11 COMPETITIONS A strong selection foundation for national senior teams, and more players at recreational levels CADETS JUNIORS YOUTH SENIOR ELITE Regional Club Championship Demo match NASH U-20 Demo match NASH U-20 Inclusion Festival (NIF) Inter-provincial championship PS (Demo) DANHIKO GAMES October Junior Open Provincial Tournament in 5 PROV (U-16 & U-20) Inclusion of Paravolley in Annual ZIM Paralympic Games April NASH school competitions in provinces Provincial Leagues in 3+ provinces Para-volleyAfrican Tournament NAPH Demo competitions Exhibition Matches at Uniformed Forces Games NASH competitions DANHIKO GAMES October Youth and adults participate in regular competitions in all volleyball styles

12 COACHING All players to be coached by accredited qualified coaches according to the players respective levels. CADETS JUNIORS YOUTH SENIOR ELITE Coaches Development Pathway and programs established together with a support and mentorship system that provides optimal assistance at all levels Coach training manual developed Coach training in Mozambique Active and qualified coaches supported by a network of more experienced coaches.