A Study on the Policy of Sport for All in Taiwan from the Perspective of the New Public Service

• Main Authors: Yu-Liang Lin, 林禹良
• Other Authors: Chin-Hsung Kao
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/19370329449647390049

博士 === 國立體育大學 === 體育研究所 === 102 === Abstract In recent times, Taiwan has witnessed a steady growth in strenghten the participation of sport for all. The New Public Service is called a movement built on work in democratic citizenship community, civil society and organizational humanism. It will promote to undermine democratic and constitutional values such as fairness, representation, and participation. The purpose of this study was emphasizes the concept of the community, public interest, shared values. Building support networks that cooperate with local, regional, national, groups and non-profit organizations promote` sport for all. This research used semi-structured interviews with purposive and snowball samplings to study the policy performance of sport for all. The results were indicated as: (1) Citizenship service aspect : The government do not only recall the demand of citizens but also cooperate with each other. (2) Public intrest aspect: The public intrest belongs to the citizens. The government should focus on their responsibility to serve and emphasize them as they manage public organization and implement public policy. (3) Public private partners aspect: including on the base of the principle of equality and mutual benefit, improving the capacity for govering, the concept of benchmarking and sharing, and enhancing mutual trust. (4) Evaluation aspect: It will help to achive the policy goals through accountability, strategic thinking, democratic action, and collective efforts. It was suggested on the government, community, sport organization, and the academic that promote practical participation on sport for all in the future.