National Sport Satellite Account
A defensible, evidence-weighted account of South Africa's sport economy. Every line traces to a SIC7 code, a documented sport share and a transparent confidence tier.
Key Metrics (2022)
Core defensible Sport Satellite Account · Vilnius 3.0
The headline moves from R155.1 billion to R133.6 billion
Every line now traces to a SIC7 code, a documented sport share and a confidence tier. Indefensible lines are demoted to a Watch Register or removed entirely — visible, never hidden.
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Sector Breakdown
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Core sport activity sectors where sport is the primary purpose.
Connected (7)
Economic activity that depends on sport participation.
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The account follows the Vilnius 3.0 Framework and adds a three-register architecture: a Core Account of 25 traceable lines, a Watch Register of real-but-unmeasured activity (R8.3bn), and an Eliminated Register of items that fail the eligibility rules (R5.4bn). Every line carries a confidence tier, so the R133.6bn core sits alongside a R74.5bn confidence-weighted figure and a R87.9bn–R179.3bn sensitivity band.
Reference Year: 2022 | Framework: Vilnius Definition 3.0 | Multipliers excluded (require MR-IOT modelling)