WADA - Play True Magazine
2010, issue 2
Sending the Right Message - Working to Inspire a New Generation
of Athletes and Coaches to Play True
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Content

Editorials
01 Editorial John Fahey
02 Editorial David Howman

Features
03 Challenging Young Athletes to Play True
05 Advancing Social Science Research
08 Play True Generation at the Youth Olympic Games
09 WADA's Say NO! to Doping Program
12 Overview: WADA's Resources for Young People

WADA Updates
14 New Director for WADA’s Latin America Regional Office
14 New Online Anti-Doping Learning Tool for Coaches
15 WADA Programs Slated for upcoming Commonwealth
and Asian Games
15 Joint Declaration with Pharmaceutical Federation
15 WADA on the Web

WADA - Play True Magazine
2010, issue 1
Vancouver 2010: WADA’s Olympic and Paralympic Preview
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Content

Editorial
01 Editorial John Fahey
03 Editorial David Howman

Features
05 Vancouver 2010
10 WADA's role at a Glance
13 Olympic Independent Observer Team
15 Olympic Athlete Outreach Team
17 Paralympic Independent Observer Team
18 Paralympic Athlete Outreach Team

VANOC Highlights
19 VANOC’s Anti-Doping Commitment and Programs
20 Joint WADA/VANOC Doping Control Video
21 A State-of-the-Art Anti-Doping Laboratory for the Games

WADA - Play True Magazine
2011, issue 1
Tried, Tested and True - Profiling the Global Network of WADA Accredited Anti-Doping Laboratories
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Content

Editorials
01 Editorial John Fahey: Objectives for a New Mandate
02 Editorial David Howman: Maximizing Results

Cover Story
03 Anti-Doping Laboratories
05 The Accreditation Process
06 Quality Assessment (EQAS)
07 Map of WADA Accredited Laboratories
09 The New Concept of Approved Laboratories
10 Interview with Dr Günter Gmeiner
11 The importance of Research

Features
12 Code Compliance
13 Social Science Symposium
15 Athlete Profile: Daichi Suzuki
17 Revamped Outreach Model
19 New Anti-Doping Resources

WADA Updates
20 Fahey to Remain President
20 2013 World Conference
20 Staff Updates
21 CoachTrue Awards
21 UNESCO Convention

WADA - Play True Magazine
2011, issue 2
Widening the Net - How improved data-sharing with state and global law enforcement agencies is leading to more effective investigations into banned substances
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Content

Editorials
01 Editorial John Fahey: Creating partnerships and developing cooperation
02 Editorial David Howman: 'Awareness' crucial in the fight against doping in sport

Cover story
03 Harnessing law enforcement and information gathering
05 WCO signs on in support

Features
06 Athlete Profile: Cydonie Mothersill
09 Reaching out to Africa
09 Rosa Mota in Africa
10 WADA at Parapan am Games
10 WADA at Commonwealth Youth Games
15 Rome Symposium
17 2011 Young Investigator Award

WADA Updates
18 RADOs
19 UNESCO International Convention

WADA - Play True Magazine
2012, issue 2
London 2012 - WADA's role in London and the efforts of the world's anti-doping community to provide a clean Olympic and Paralympic Games
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Content

Messages
02 Editorial John Fahey: Responsibility lies with athletes to make London 2012 doping free
04 Editorial Jacques Rogge: We must never stop trying to eliminate doping in sport

Cover story
05 WADA at the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Features
10 WADA IO and Outreach in London
16 Working towards a clean Games
18 London 2012 Anti-Doping Laboratory: The road to accreditation
20 Anti-doping figures for London 2012

Athlete profile
22 Athlete Profile: David Millar

Features
25 Code Review Process
26 International experts shape anti-doping future at WADA symposium
27 WADA recognizes 20-year anniversary of CCES
27 Kuwait Conference focuses on further RADO development
28 JADA reaches 10-year milestone
29 Partnership conference for pharmaceutical industry and WADA
29 CHINADA completes ADAMS implementation
30 South African hosts sign World Conference agreement

WADA - Play True Magazine
2012, issue 1
The Code in Review - Moving ahead though stakeholder consultation and the Code Review Process
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Content

Editorials
01 Editorial John Fahey: Better Practice and a new way forward for WADA
02 Editorial David Howman: A period of adjustment as WADA adapts to new challenges and conditions

Cover Story
03 Code Review Process Underway
04 Code Collaboration

Features
09 WADA completes Compliance Report
10 South Africa hosts first of three education symposia
10 Play True Challenge wins award
10 Digital library for education tools
13 Interview: UKAD's Gabriella Re
15 New Athlete Committee Members
17 Athlete Profile: Katarzyna Rogowiec
19 Athlete Committee calls for more blood sampling and EPO testing
19 Japan and Russia to host Athlete Committee meetings
20 Educational tool kit for sport physicians
20 WADA addresses Family Physicians Conference
21 Outreach: Strong awareness focus in 2011
23 Say NO! To Doping
25 Enhanced electronic Play True
25 Japan to continue Asian RADO funding

WADA - Play True Magazine
2013, issue 1
Prevention though Education - Ensuring effective mechanisms of delivery for values-based messages
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Content

Messages
02 Editorial John Fahey: Nobody is above the rules of sport
04 Editorial David Howman: Code review makes testing more efficient and effective

Cover story
06 Increasing the role of education in prevention

Features
10 Prevention through education
12 Education tools
14 The spirit of sport and anti-doping policy: an ideal worth fighting for
17 Strengthening the World Anti-Doping Code
21 Paris Pharmaceutical Conference enhances cooperation

Athlete profile
22 Athlete Profile: Felipe Contepomi

News
23 Western Cape continues support for WADA
24 Play True Generation at South American School Games
25 Doping film wins documentary award
25 Say NO! to Doping at Floorball World Championships
26 SEA RADO benefits from DCO exchange
26 RADOs contribute to London 2012 anti-doping program and assist regional games

Policy for the Acceptance of New World Anti-Doping Code Signatories (Signatory Policy) : Article 23.1.3 of the Code / World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). - Montreal : WADA, 2020

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published its revised Policy for the Acceptance of New World Anti-Doping Code Signatories (Signatory Policy), which was approved by the Agency’s Executive Committee (ExCo) during its meeting of 14-15 September 2020.

The revised Signatory Policy, which will come into force on 1 January 2021, has been reviewed to ensure that it aligns with the 2021 World Anti-Doping Code (Code). It is intended to enable organizations that are committed to protecting clean athletes to become Code Signatories. The Policy relates specifically to Code Article 23.1, which outlines the entities that may become Signatories to the Code.

It was determined that the current Signatory Policy – which has been in effect since November 2017 – needed to be reviewed and updated. Therefore, in May 2019, it was agreed that a working group, composed of WADA stakeholder representatives of the Sports Movement and Public Authorities, be established to consider the matter and develop proposed revisions to the Policy. The revisions that were included within the revised Policy reflect the consensus reached by the group. They aim at finding the right balance between protecting the pyramidal model of sport and allowing WADA to accept, as Code Signatories, organizations that are of sufficient relevance in the world of sport; and, are committed to protecting clean athletes, regardless of their status within the Sports Movement.

In summary, the revised Signatory Policy establish a process whereby an applicant will be assessed in a collaborative manner between WADA Management and a newly created “Signatory Expert Group”, convened as required. As outlined in the Terms of Reference, such a Group would be comprised of one representative from the Sports Movement and one from the Public Authorities; as well as an independent Chair proposed by WADA Management to be approved by the WADA ExCo.

Once WADA Management and the Signatory Expert Group (or, in case of disagreement, the WADA ExCo) determine that the criteria of assessment are met, WADA Management will review the anti-doping program of the applicant through a Code Compliance Questionnaire and review its anti-doping rules. If the applicant’s anti-doping program has no critical non-conformities with the Code and the International Standards or all of its critical non-conformities are corrected within the relevant deadline(s), the applicant shall be accepted as a Signatory by WADA Management.

Privacy and Data Protection Professional Standard / World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). - Montreal : WADA, 2022

On 6 June 2022 the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published a first set of Professional Standards aimed at improving the level of knowledge, skills and competencies of the global anti-doping workforce. These Standards were endorsed by WADA’s Education Committee and presented to the Agency’s Executive Committee in May 2022 for review and consideration.

Developed as part of WADA’s Global Learning and Development Framework (GLDF), the initial set of Professional Standards is targeted at anti-doping practitioners in six roles:

1. Communications and Media Relations;
2. Education;
3. Hearing Panels;
4. Intelligence and Investigations;
5. Privacy and Data Protection; and
6. Results Management.

The Professional Standards -- available in English, French and Spanish -- were created in collaboration with stakeholders and describe: the main functions for a given anti-doping role; the expected standard of competence using performance criteria; and, the knowledge and skills required to perform the role.

Results Management Professional Standard / World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). - Montreal : WADA, 2022

On 6 June 2022 the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published a first set of Professional Standards aimed at improving the level of knowledge, skills and competencies of the global anti-doping workforce. These Standards were endorsed by WADA’s Education Committee and presented to the Agency’s Executive Committee in May 2022 for review and consideration.

Developed as part of WADA’s Global Learning and Development Framework (GLDF), the initial set of Professional Standards is targeted at anti-doping practitioners in six roles:

1. Communications and Media Relations;
2. Education;
3. Hearing Panels;
4. Intelligence and Investigations;
5. Privacy and Data Protection; and
6. Results Management.

The Professional Standards -- available in English, French and Spanish -- were created in collaboration with stakeholders and describe: the main functions for a given anti-doping role; the expected standard of competence using performance criteria; and, the knowledge and skills required to perform the role.