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Sport New Zealand Partnerships Investment 2020/21 Sport New Zealand Partnerships Investment 2020/21 Partnership National Education Organisations Investment 2020/21 Physical Education New Zealand 80,000 School Sport NZ 90,000 Total NEO Partnerships Investment 170,000 Partnership National Disability Organisations Investment 2020/21 Halberg Disability Sport Foundation 600,000 Special Olympics NZ 600,000 Total NDO Partnerships Investment 1,200,000 Partnership Regional Sports Trusts Investment 2020/21 Aktive - Auckland Sport and Recreation 4,076,000 Sport Bay of Plenty 856,000 Sport Canterbury 1,150,000 Sport Gisborne 424,000 Sport Hawkes Bay 615,000 Sport Manawatu 610,000 Sport Northland 655,000 Sport Otago 696,000 Sport Southland 445,000 Sport Taranaki 557,000 Sport Tasman 580,000 Sport Waikato 1,129,000 Sport Whanganui 439,000 Sport Wellington 1,039,000 Total RST Partnerships investment 13,271,000 Partnership National Recreation Organisations Investment 2020/21 Duke of Edinburgh 27,500 GirlGuiding NZ 52,500 Mountain Safety Council 85,000 New Zealand Outdoor Instructors Association 100,000 NZ Alpine Club 27,500 Recreation Aotearoa 768,500 Scouts NZ 50,000 YMCA NZ 164,000 Total NRO Partnerships investment 1,275,000 Partnership National Sport Organisations Investment 2020/21 Archery New Zealand Inc 15,000 Athletics New Zealand 250,000 Badminton NZ 290,000 Baseball New Zealand 20,000 Basketball New Zealand 590,000 Bowls New Zealand 249,000 Boxing New Zealand Inc 20,000 Croquet New Zealand 20,000 Cycling NZ 200,000 Diving New Zealand 10,000 Equestrian Sports New Zealand 75,000 Flying New Zealand 20,000 Gliding New Zealand 15,000 Gymnastics New Zealand 250,000 Hockey NZ 540,000 Ice Speed Skating New Zealand 6,000 International Taekwon-Do Foundation (ITFNZ) 20,000 Karate New Zealand 45,000 Kart Sport New Zealand 15,000 Marching New Zealand 15,000 Motorcycling NZ 50,000 Motorsport NZ (Inc) 75,000 Netball NZ 750,000 New Zealand Confederation of Billiard Sports Inc 10,000 New Zealand Football 830,000 New Zealand Ice Figure Skating Association 6,000 New Zealand Petanque Association 6,000 New Zealand Polocrosse Inc 10,000 New Zealand Powerlifting Federation 9,000 New Zealand Rugby League 640,000 New Zealand Shooting Federation 55,000 New Zealand Water Polo Association 20,000 NZ Australian Football League 20,000 NZ Cricket 400,000 NZ Curling Association 9,600 NZ Darts Council 10,000 NZ Golf Incorporated 550,000 NZ Ice Hockey Federation 10,000 NZ Indoor Bowls 64,000 NZ Judo Federation 20,000 NZ Orienteering Federation 20,000 NZ Pony Clubs Association 45,000 NZ Power Boat Federation 15,000 NZ Rugby 550,000 NZ Water Ski Association 20,000 Olympic Weightlifting New Zealand 10,000 Rowing New Zealand 75,000 Partnership National Sport Organisations Investment 2020/21 Skate NZ 20,000 Snow Sports NZ Incorporated 75,000 Softball New Zealand 310,000 Speedway New Zealand 20,000 Squash New Zealand 100,000 Surf Life Saving New Zealand 100,000 Surfing New Zealand 50,000 Swimming New Zealand 160,000 Synchro Swim New Zealand 8,500 Table Tennis New Zealand 100,000 Taekwondo New Zealand Incorporated 10,000 Tennis NZ 400,000 Touch New Zealand 340,000 Triathlon New Zealand 50,000 Volleyball New Zealand Incorporated 190,000 Waka Ama New Zealand 165,000 Wrestling New Zealand 15,000 Yachting New Zealand 200,000 Total NSO Partnerships investment 9,258,100 Total Partnerships Investment 25,174,100 .
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