1. IOF Anti-doping work

2. IOF Anti-doping work
1 January 2015 – New World Anti-doping Code from WADA
IOF modified its AD rules to meet the new code
IOF started modification of AD testing practices in accordance with the new rules
IOF is WADA Compliant for the new code
Compliance review will be done by WADA beginning af 2017

3. IOF Anti-doping work IOF AD work has been in a transition
New code requirements e.g.
Increased Out-of-Competition (OOC) testing
Athetes Biological Passport (ABP) steroidal and/or haematological model
Increased use of WADA tools (ADAMS) and cooperation between AD bodies.
New Financing method
New Anti-doping Officer and test management

4. AD financing and management
2015 – via Organisers
Test financing (ca 42 kEUR)
Via organisers agreements (ca 35 kEUR)
From IOC (7 kEUR)
Management
Event organisers orders and pays IC tests according to IOF test plan
Inexperience
Entry into ADAMS not always done (IOF ADO completed)
IOF ADO orders and pays OOC tests
ABP consultacy agreement w/NAPMU
2016 – Anti-doping Fund
Test financing (ca 62 kEUR)
Via organisers contributions (ca 28 kEUR)
Athletes License (27 kEUR)
From IOC (7 kEUR)
Management
IOF ADO orders and pays all tests (IC and OOC)
Better data management
Increased testing flexibility (e.g. IC/OOC ratio)
Improved resource management
ABP consultacy agreement w/NAPMU

5. Review of AD work 3 June 2016 – Annual review by IOF Council
Updated Risk Analysis for IOF Anti-doping
Uncovered areas for improvement
New AD Strategy approved
New strategy - Key elements
Introduction of ABP Haematological model (previously only steroidal)
Increase in the ratio of OOC to IC testing
Improved cooperation with National Anti-Doping Organisations (NADOs) through agreed test data exchange in ADAMS
Modified selection guidelines for the IOF Registered Testing Pool (RTP)
Increased focus on deterrance work; education and communication

6. Registered Testning Pool (RTP) composition
Previously and for 2016 based upon performance at World Championships and in World Rankings
Many of these athletes are already in NADO RTPs, i.e. duplication of work.
Composition in future
Cooperation with NADOs regarding RTPs
Look at other factors for inclusion
Step-change in performance
NADO compliance
Gathered intelligence
Goal is more effective use of AD resources in total

7. AD work 2015 2016 Number of tests total 83 61 athletes tested
9 RTP athletes
Ratio OOC/IC %/86%
2016
Number of tests total 50%+ increase
13 RTP athletes
Ratio OOC/IC planned 25%/75%
Will increase further 2017

8. WADA Independent Person(IP)/McLaren report
Update on IOF statement of July 27, 2016
Regarding WADA recommendations:
No evidence found to prohibit RUS participation at IOF Events
Report intelligence fed into the IOF AD work
Accreditation to WOC was refused for one Russian Regional Sports Ministry Official
Regarding IOC recommendations
The WSOC 2017 in Krasnoyarsk, RUS will proceed as planned
as well as FISU Universiade 2019
AD management will be fully reviewed
Russia is welcome to submit bids for future IOF Events
Any further information which becomes available as a result of the IPs continued investigation will be reviewed by the IOF.

9. IOF General Assembly Resolution
The members of the International Orienteering Federation resolve to;
Condemn any forms of doping in sport, as defined by the World Anti- Doping code, whether they be state-sponsored, individually, entourage or otherwise initiated.
Uphold the values of fair-play and a sport clean of betting, doping and rules violations
Adhere to the IOF Code of Ethics and embrace the good governance of our sport.