As required by Article 31 of the International Convention against Doping in Sport, States Parties submit every two years, to the Conference of Parties, a national report concerning measures taken by them for the purpose of complying with the Convention.
ADLogic
The monitoring tool of the Anti-Doping Convention is the online self-assessment Anti-Doping Logic (ADLogic) questionnaire. Compliance with the Convention is measured through 21 principal questions of the ADLogic questionnaire, covering the four thematic areas of the Convention:
- National activities to strengthen Anti-Doping (Articles 7-12)
- International cooperation (Articles 13-14 and 16)
- Education and training (Articles 19-23)
- Research (Articles 24-27)
The national report is generated automatically by the ADLogic system on the basis of responses provided by the State Party. Each State Party can access the ADLogic system through a unique alphanumeric password transmitted to the competent public authorities every two years.
National Reports
- Reports of States Parties submitted to the seventh session of the Conference of Parties (COP7 – 2019)
- Reports of States Parties submitted to the sixth session of the Conference of Parties (COP6 – 2017)
- Reports of States Parties submitted to the fifth session of the Conference of Parties (COP5 – 2015)
- Reports of States Parties submitted to the fourth session of the Conference of Parties (COP4 – 2013)
- Reports of States Parties submitted to the third session of the Conference of Parties (COP3 – 2011)
- Reports of States Parties submitted to the second session of the Conference of Parties (COP2 – 2009)
Focal Points and Compliance Platforms
States Parties are invited to designate national focal points to facilitate the flow of information and knowledge-sharing.
In addition, States Parties are encouraged to establish National Compliance Platforms to ensure a consolidated approach in collecting data and a harmonized, accurate and inclusive reporting of all measures taken at the national level.
A National Compliance Platform should be composed of all national stakeholders involved in the fight against doping in sport (i.e. ministries, national anti-doping organizations, customs, medical and pharmaceutical sectors, sports community, athlete’s representatives and athletes support personnel representatives, etc.). To date, more than 90 National Compliance Platforms have been created and over a hundred National Focal Points have been designated.
ADDBase
Complementing ADLogic, the Anti-Doping Database provides States Parties with the possibility to share additional information and documentation, such as details of anti-doping experts and national anti-doping authorities, legislation, policies, projects, data on gender equality, etc.
ADDBase is currently available in English, French and Spanish. States Parties are welcome to fill it in at any time.
- Global Resources Framework: States Parties’ Good Practices, also available in French