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Survey and Research on Andi-Doping Education in 2013
Summary of Survey Results
1. Survey on the use of the Guidebook and outreach survey on National Athletic Meet
【Objectives】The survey is conducted to grasp the state of distribution and use of JADA’s materials
distributed to each organization as well as the activities of information provision andawareness raising carried out at the prefectural level. Results of the survey are to reflect
to appropriate provision of information and preparation of materials related to the World
Anti-Doping Code which will be implemented from January 2015 as well as to develop
effective and efficient anti-doping activities.
(1) Survey on the use of the Guidebook

ResultResultJADA

Methodology

Methodology

The questionnaire survey was conducted
targeting the member organizations of JADA,
prefectural
sport
associations,andprefectural high school athletic federations
on the use of the Anti-Doping Guidebook“PLAY TRUE” (hereinafter, the “Guidebook”) .
・ The destination of the Guidebook
distributed by the member organizations
and prefectural associations was mainly
athlete and coaches, etc., respectively. The
volume of distribution to athlete andcoaches, etc. by prefectural associations
was more or less the same.
・Around a half of member organizations andover 40% of prefectural high school
athletic federations develop their own
anti-doping guidelines and informationmaterials.

(2) Survey on National Athletic Meet
The survey was conducted to grasp theawareness level of anti-doping, effects ofoutreach program, etc. targeting theparticipants of the outreach program
implemented by JADA at the 68th National
Athletic Meet in Tokyo.
・The survey revealed that major responses
to the question about what the outcome ofoutreach program include “Became familiar
with anti-doping,” “Realized the need to beaware of anti-doping” and so on.
・70% of NAM participants responded that
the Guidebook was distributed in advanceand over 60% of the participants brought a
doping test agreement with them.

With the aim to be broadly utilized at trainings, etc. for athlete, support
staff, etc., “PLAY TRUE Education Material Kit for Anti-Doping Training”
was produced based on the contents of the Guidebook.

● To encourage athlete to recognize that anti-doping will enhance the value of sport they
participate and to understand the contents and take actions, education activities corresponding
to each stage of athlete and their coaches, etc. are desirable.
● In close coordination with related organizations, the Guidebook distribution at the prefecturelevel and information provision utilizing the above-mentioned kit are promoted assuming thatthe information is shared prior to their participation to a National Athletic Meet.
2. Report on an Opinion Survey concerning the “Value of Sport” and “Fairness in Sport”[Purpose] In response to the decision to hold the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo, this Survey
was conducted to determine public opinions, etc. regarding the “Value of Sport,” “Fairness” and“Anti-Doping” as perspectives to be globally disseminated from Japan. The Survey results should
act as a benchmark for educational and awareness-raising activities as well as future information
dissemination.
[Method] An online questionnaire, targeting approximately 4,800 citizens, equally divided by age between
15 and 79, was conducted regarding the Value of Sport, Fairness in Sport, Doping, etc.

[Result]- “Promoting health,” “Setting and achieving goals” and“Pushing the limits of physical and mental healthhonestly” were among the top responses for the“Value of Sport.”- The top public responses for things “Unfair in sport”
included “Doping,” followed by “The gap in the penalty
for doping” and “Making fun of or mocking a rival.”- These responses were attributable to the fact that
“Doping” contravenes the “Ethics of sport” and“Human ethics,” “Gap in the penalty for doping”- “Clean sport following the rules anddisciplines of sport” and “Clean sport
following the norm, principles andethics of sport” were among the top
responses when asking what should
be globally disseminated from Japan
via sport and the 2020 Tokyo Olympic
and Paralympic Games.
- “The ability to face and overcome
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represents “Unequal conditions between athletes,”
while “Making fun of or mocking a rival” goes against“Human Ethics.”↓- The responses for “Fairness in sport” showed astructure determined by “Human ethics” and “Ethics ofsport”; presupposing “Equal conditions among
athletes.”- Amid many topics linked to specific criteria, such as“Making fun of or mocking a rival” to “Human ethics”,“Losing intentionally” and “Ethics of sport,” thedoping-related topic has a multi-dimensional
relationship with all three elements of fairness in
sport.
“Anti-doping” is considered an approach to materialize“Fairness in sport” multi-dimensionally.

competitions
ormatches”
and“Cheering up and inspiring people
through sport” were cited as among
the top qualities required byprofessional athletes.
- “The ability to face and overcome
challenges,” “Be a role model toyoung people” and “Respect forjustice and fair play” were among the
top responses for the group, which
considers “Fairness in sport” as a key
value in sport.

● Toward the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games and to disseminate clean sport andthe sport’s norms, principles and ethics globally through “Anti-Doping” that achieves“Fairness in sport” multi-dimensionally will be one of the advantages of Japan.

● Work to further consolidate anti-doping activities and ensure the relevant principles areunderstood in society is expected to help mark the great legacy of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic andParalympic Games.