AntiDopingAgenturen
AntiDopingAgenturen are organizations that coordinate and enforce anti-doping rules in sport. They operate at national, international, and event levels and work under the World Anti-Doping Code administered by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). Their main responsibilities include planning and conducting drug tests (in- and out-of-competition), collecting samples, coordinating laboratory analyses, and managing the results of tests. They also oversee compliance, administer sanctions for anti-doping rule violations, and run education programs for athletes, coaches, and support personnel. In addition, they support research to improve testing methods and deter doping.
Structure and scope: WADA recognizes several categories of anti-doping organizations. National anti-doping organizations (NADOs) operate within
Collaboration and processes: NADOs and IFs collaborate with accredited labs, results management authorities, and sports arbitration
Challenges: Anti-doping agencies face ongoing challenges such as cross-border coordination, funding limitations, privacy considerations, and the