Understand relative access and potential gaps in provision alongside community profiles
Supported by a cross-industry group including governments, national bodies and a selection of leisure and sport planning consultants, this platform is designed for stakeholders who have an interest within community sport and recreational infrastructure.
Canadian Parks, Recreation and Sport Infrastructure Database
Comprehensive site coverage
Hundreds of thousands of public and private sites, with usage(s) validated from activity data received from hundreds of integrated delivery entities.
Unified data repository
Provides all stakeholders with a common and open data repository for adding, managing and accessing relevant non-commercially sensitive infrastructure information.
Efficiency and cost savings
Saves time and cost on duplication efforts throughout the sector with significant investment into data integrity and managing duplication risk.
Community profile information
Access local demographic and community profile data, all delivered through an interactive mapping tool.
Resident profiling information
Equity, diversity & inclusion, and health & wellbeing indicators
Geographic boundaries
Infrastructure dashboard
Dashboard gives users a deeper understanding of how infrastructure levels in each geographic area align with the total population, and how this compares with neighbouring areas.
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Make the National Infrastructure Database work for you in 5 easy steps
It can be difficult to get excited about infrastructure data, but knowing where it could take your team or network, and the story it could underpin, is fundamental to better collaboration between delivery, planning and funding bodies. Read our step by step guide to getting ahead of the game.