2019 International Anti-Doping Seminarin Asia and Oceania-CREATE LEGACY TOGETHER: For Clean, Fair and True Sport with the 2021Code-

Schedule
23 September
Participants Arrival

24 September
Seminar DAY1
& Official Reception

25 September
Seminar DAY2
& Walking Guided Tour

26 September
SEARADO x JADA Meeting
Participants Departure

Venue
・Meiji Kinenkan
・JA Kyosai Conference Hall

Participants
49 from・31 countries and regions
・International Federations (IF)・Japanese stakeholders
・MediaThe 2019 International Anti-Doping Seminar in Asia & Oceania was held in Tokyo on 24-25 September
2019. This 13th edition was attended by 49 participants from 31 countries and regions in Asia and Oceania.
The Japan Anti-Doping Agency (JADA) hosted the Seminar in partnership with the World Anti-Doping
Agency (WADA) under the auspices of the Japan Sports Agency (JSA).
The Executive Committee meeting of WADA was held at the same venue ahead of the seminar, on 23
September. The Seminar theme was “Create Legacy Together: For Clean, Fair and True Sport with the2021Code” and it aimed to promote the global anti-doping movement and support the development of the
Asian and Oceanian countries’ clean sport initiatives.

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In support ofIn cooperation with

Day1

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24 September 2019

Partnership Signing Ceremony & “Fairness Crystal Award”

Partnership Declaration between WADA and Japanese Government for Clean Sportand Anti-Doping Movement in Asia
The signing ceremony for the continued partnership was held by Sir. Craig Reedie, Presidentof WADA, and Dr. Suzuki Daichi, Commissioner of JSA, the Japanese Government.
It was declared that JSA will strengthen its commitment to further develop anti-doping
capacities in the Asian region beyond 2019.

Photo“This close cooperation between Japan, WADA and the RADOs has borne fruit over the years,
particularly as it relates to building anti-doping capacity. This has led to the RADOs establishingpositive reputations and strengthening the overall program throughout the region”-Sir. Craig Reedie -Compliance of the UNESCO Convention and Engagement with theGovernment for Clean SportMr. René Bouchard, Advisor of Government Relations, WADA

Commissioner Suzuki gave a progress report on the “i-PLAY TRUE Relay” legacy project, which was launched at the previous
seminar in December 2018, in order to promote clean, fair sport heading into the Tokyo2020 Games and beyond. The brandnew “i-PLAY TRUE Relay” video clip was shown with the already collected “TRUTH” messages and “Filter Pose” to share one’s
heart, from the public to the world’s top athletes. He expressed his gratitude to the existing contributions and encouraged
more participation for legacy creation.

First “Fairness Crystal Award” –outstanding global contributions
to fair and clean sport
The first ever "Fairness Crystal
Award" was presented to Sir.
Craig by Dr. Kono Ichiro, JapanSport Fairness Commission Chair.
This award acknowledged Sir.
Craig’s long-standing
commitment to protecting clean
and fair sport around the world.

WADA Regional Directors Panel

Athlete Panel“Perspectives from the Regions:
Opportunities and Challenges with the2021Code and Good Practices”“Athletes for Creating Legacy: Opportunities
with the Tokyo2020 Games in light of theAthletes’ Rights Act Charter and 2021Code”

WADA Regional Directors exchanged their approach totheir respective regions and how they customized toovercome the specific challenges. They suggested that
Anti-Doping Organizations (ADOs) should build strong
relationships to share their resources and knowledge
and that cooperation can complement each other tobetter equip the anti-doping programme for the fightagainst doping. At the end of the panel, they introduced
their own “TRUTH” messages: “Continue & Never GiveUp PLAYING TRUE” by Mr. Hayashi.

The panel explored the opportunities for athletes to leave ameaningful anti-doping legacy, particularly in the context of next
year’s Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
WADA President-Elect Mr. Bańka also touched upon theimportance of effectively incorporating athletes' views andhaving them involved in the decision-making process.
Vice President-Elect Ms Yang Yang introduced her “TRUTH”
message: “Inspiration unite-being people together, Be a better
person - Truth in sport”. They encouraged the clean sport
community to effectively utilize the power of athletes to send astrong message in support of clean sport.
See the athletes’ TRUTH messages from the world,“PLAY TRUE Relay”
https://www.playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/ptrelay/

SearchProf. Roger Jackson
Moderator
Ms Yang Yang

WADA Vice President Elect

Dr. Suzuki Daichi
Mr. Frédéric Donzé Chief Operating Officer – Moderator
Ms María José Pesce Cutri Americas
Mr. Rodney Swigelaar Africa
Mr. Sébastien Gillot Europe
Mr. Hayashi Kazuhiro Asia & Oceania

Mr. Olivier Niggli, Director General, WADA

Mr. Niggli illustrated WADA’s strategic priorities, particularly intelligence & investigations and a strong Compliance
Monitoring Program. The most recent updates on strengthening WADA’s Governance Structure and programme
areas were also shared.

Mr. Bouchard explained the past year’s review of UNESCO International Convention to which 188 State Parties
ratified. He described how the monitoring system of the Convention works to ensure the implementation ofnational policy for clean sport.

i-PLAY TRUE Relay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfd8KURRCKg

Global Anti-Doping Development: Way towards Protecting Clean SportJSA Commissioner

Mr. Witold Bańka
WADA President Elect

Ms Danka Bartekova

WADA/IOC Athletes Commission

Mr. Fujita Masaki

JADA Athlete Committee

The 2021Code Revised Points and Updates of International Standards:
Overview
Mr. Julien Sieveking, Director of Legal Affairs, WADA

Mr. Sieveking emphasized new provisions and definitions of the 2021Code, including Art.2.11, Protected
Person and Recreational Athletes. He suggested how the harmonized approach to the implementation of
2021Code can prepare the ADOs’ Code compliance.

Compliance Monitoring Update
Mr. Tim Ricketts, Director of Standards & Harmonization, WADA

The key areas of Code Compliance Monitoring updates were explained. It was stressed that the CodeCompliance Questionnaire (CCQ) and audit processes, described as a “concerted effort”, made a significant
impact on further development of the efficient and effective anti-doping programme among the stakeholders.

Breakout Session
The Breakout Session gave the opportunity for the participants to ask the detailed questions to
the experts and to share their practical experiences.
ISTUE & TUE Procedures

Ms Yoko Dozono, Manager of TUE, Science and Medicine, WADA

Ms Dozono showed some examples of TUE applications with common challenges and issues. By
sharing practical case studies, the participants discussed how to make utilise the “TUE Checklists”.
check it up
https://www.wada-ama.org/en/what-we-do/science-medical/therapeutic-use-exemptions

2021Code & ISRM

Mr. Julien Sieveking, WADA

The areas of 2021Code updates,
specifically related to ISRM, werediscussed. Questions were raisedaround “Operational andInstitutional Independence” and“Fair and Harmonization” in results
management as key principle.

ISE – Athlete Engagement, Event-Based Education

TDSSA & ISTI

SearchMr. Tim Ricketts, WADA

The key principles of TDSSA withminimum levels of analysis and TDP wereexplained along with some updates in
effect from 1 Jan 2020. “Athlete
Whereabouts Pools” based on “Pyramid
model” and the enhanced criteria for the
conflict of interests in sample collection
personnel were also clarified.

Dr. Yamamoto Yaya, JADA

Dr. Yamamoto described the new mandatory requirements with the brand-new ISE where “shall”
clauses can be found and the “Education” definition which is graduated to the Code.
Given the “Event-Based Education” will become an important factor for NADOs when they consider
establishing partnership with IFs and allocating resources, some points of considerations werediscussed among the participants. The participants also exhausted their own experiences on how toincorporate the values-based education.

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Day1

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24 September 2019

Partnership Signing Ceremony & “Fairness Crystal Award”

Partnership Declaration between WADA and Japanese Government for Clean Sportand Anti-Doping Movement in Asia
The signing ceremony for the continued partnership was held by Sir. Craig Reedie, Presidentof WADA, and Dr. Suzuki Daichi, Commissioner of JSA, the Japanese Government.
It was declared that JSA will strengthen its commitment to further develop anti-doping
capacities in the Asian region beyond 2019.

Photo“This close cooperation between Japan, WADA and the RADOs has borne fruit over the years,
particularly as it relates to building anti-doping capacity. This has led to the RADOs establishingpositive reputations and strengthening the overall program throughout the region”-Sir. Craig Reedie -Compliance of the UNESCO Convention and Engagement with theGovernment for Clean SportMr. René Bouchard, Advisor of Government Relations, WADA

Commissioner Suzuki gave a progress report on the “i-PLAY TRUE Relay” legacy project, which was launched at the previous
seminar in December 2018, in order to promote clean, fair sport heading into the Tokyo2020 Games and beyond. The brandnew “i-PLAY TRUE Relay” video clip was shown with the already collected “TRUTH” messages and “Filter Pose” to share one’s
heart, from the public to the world’s top athletes. He expressed his gratitude to the existing contributions and encouraged
more participation for legacy creation.

First “Fairness Crystal Award” –outstanding global contributions
to fair and clean sport
The first ever "Fairness Crystal
Award" was presented to Sir.
Craig by Dr. Kono Ichiro, JapanSport Fairness Commission Chair.
This award acknowledged Sir.
Craig’s long-standing
commitment to protecting clean
and fair sport around the world.

WADA Regional Directors Panel

Athlete Panel“Perspectives from the Regions:
Opportunities and Challenges with the2021Code and Good Practices”“Athletes for Creating Legacy: Opportunities
with the Tokyo2020 Games in light of theAthletes’ Rights Act Charter and 2021Code”

WADA Regional Directors exchanged their approach totheir respective regions and how they customized toovercome the specific challenges. They suggested that
Anti-Doping Organizations (ADOs) should build strong
relationships to share their resources and knowledge
and that cooperation can complement each other tobetter equip the anti-doping programme for the fightagainst doping. At the end of the panel, they introduced
their own “TRUTH” messages: “Continue & Never GiveUp PLAYING TRUE” by Mr. Hayashi.

The panel explored the opportunities for athletes to leave ameaningful anti-doping legacy, particularly in the context of next
year’s Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
WADA President-Elect Mr. Bańka also touched upon theimportance of effectively incorporating athletes' views andhaving them involved in the decision-making process.
Vice President-Elect Ms Yang Yang introduced her “TRUTH”
message: “Inspiration unite-being people together, Be a better
person - Truth in sport”. They encouraged the clean sport
community to effectively utilize the power of athletes to send astrong message in support of clean sport.
See the athletes’ TRUTH messages from the world,“PLAY TRUE Relay”
https://www.playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/ptrelay/

SearchProf. Roger Jackson
Moderator
Ms Yang Yang

WADA Vice President Elect

Dr. Suzuki Daichi
Mr. Frédéric Donzé Chief Operating Officer – Moderator
Ms María José Pesce Cutri Americas
Mr. Rodney Swigelaar Africa
Mr. Sébastien Gillot Europe
Mr. Hayashi Kazuhiro Asia & Oceania

Mr. Olivier Niggli, Director General, WADA

Mr. Niggli illustrated WADA’s strategic priorities, particularly intelligence & investigations and a strong Compliance
Monitoring Program. The most recent updates on strengthening WADA’s Governance Structure and programme
areas were also shared.

Mr. Bouchard explained the past year’s review of UNESCO International Convention to which 188 State Parties
ratified. He described how the monitoring system of the Convention works to ensure the implementation ofnational policy for clean sport.

i-PLAY TRUE Relay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfd8KURRCKg

Global Anti-Doping Development: Way towards Protecting Clean SportJSA Commissioner

Mr. Witold Bańka
WADA President Elect

Ms Danka Bartekova

WADA/IOC Athletes Commission

Mr. Fujita Masaki

JADA Athlete Committee

The 2021Code Revised Points and Updates of International Standards:
Overview
Mr. Julien Sieveking, Director of Legal Affairs, WADA

Mr. Sieveking emphasized new provisions and definitions of the 2021Code, including Art.2.11, Protected
Person and Recreational Athletes. He suggested how the harmonized approach to the implementation of
2021Code can prepare the ADOs’ Code compliance.

Compliance Monitoring Update
Mr. Tim Ricketts, Director of Standards & Harmonization, WADA

The key areas of Code Compliance Monitoring updates were explained. It was stressed that the CodeCompliance Questionnaire (CCQ) and audit processes, described as a “concerted effort”, made a significant
impact on further development of the efficient and effective anti-doping programme among the stakeholders.

Breakout Session
The Breakout Session gave the opportunity for the participants to ask the detailed questions to
the experts and to share their practical experiences.
ISTUE & TUE Procedures

Ms Yoko Dozono, Manager of TUE, Science and Medicine, WADA

Ms Dozono showed some examples of TUE applications with common challenges and issues. By
sharing practical case studies, the participants discussed how to make utilise the “TUE Checklists”.
check it up
https://www.wada-ama.org/en/what-we-do/science-medical/therapeutic-use-exemptions

2021Code & ISRM

Mr. Julien Sieveking, WADA

The areas of 2021Code updates,
specifically related to ISRM, werediscussed. Questions were raisedaround “Operational andInstitutional Independence” and“Fair and Harmonization” in results
management as key principle.

ISE – Athlete Engagement, Event-Based Education

TDSSA & ISTI

SearchMr. Tim Ricketts, WADA

The key principles of TDSSA withminimum levels of analysis and TDP wereexplained along with some updates in
effect from 1 Jan 2020. “Athlete
Whereabouts Pools” based on “Pyramid
model” and the enhanced criteria for the
conflict of interests in sample collection
personnel were also clarified.

Dr. Yamamoto Yaya, JADA

Dr. Yamamoto described the new mandatory requirements with the brand-new ISE where “shall”
clauses can be found and the “Education” definition which is graduated to the Code.
Given the “Event-Based Education” will become an important factor for NADOs when they consider
establishing partnership with IFs and allocating resources, some points of considerations werediscussed among the participants. The participants also exhausted their own experiences on how toincorporate the values-based education.

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Day2

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25 September 2019

Unified Effort to Build Anti-Doping Capacity and a Strong ADO Network
for a Stronger Anti-Doping System
Mr. Witold Bańka, WADA President-Elect

Athlete Panel

Athletes in Partnership for Clean and True Sport Together
For the first time, the athlete representatives from Japan, Prof. Roger Jackson,
1964 Tokyo Games Gold medalist - Moderator
Korea and China shared their passions as role models in
Mr. Jeongmin Lee,the panel discussion. The three athletes introduced their
KADA Athlete Committee
experience at first and discussed the challenges to makesure the athletes can take initiatives for engaging the elite Ms Saito Rika,
to junior athletes in anti-doping activity. Three panelists
JADA Athlete Committee
described their love and passion for sport as “TRUTH”
Mr. Chen Yibing,messages.
CHINADA Athlete Representative
This panel was part of a “kick-off” cooperation between
JADA, CHINADA and KADA for the developmentof anti-doping capacities in Asian region.
https://playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/jp/iplaytrue/
SearchDay2 began with a presentation by Mr. Bańka about the importance of developing a network of ADOs andpromoting their cooperation. He introduced his idea on creating an “Anti-Doping Solidarity Fund” to better fund theglobal clean sport movement and for clean athletes and partnership.

Sharing Good Practices
The examples of JADA's advancing clean sport partnerships were shared with the insights fromvarious stakeholders.

“Win-Win-Win” Clean Sport Partnership for Athletes Engagement
Tokyo2020 Games Preparations and Take-Away Messages
The journey as “Win-Win-Win relationship” on comprehensive education
session at the FIH Women’s Series Finals event in Hiroshima waspresented by the International Hockey Federation (FIH), the Japan Hockey
Association (JHA) and JADA.
It brought a positive outcome particularly ensuring athletes’ learning
through FUN activity, both anti-doping rules and values-based. FIH’s
mission: “a global game that inspires the next generation” was well
captured in one of the athletes’ quote: “Who said anti-doping is boring?”.
This example showed how a trust relation and a good teamwork matter forbuilding a well-organized program and sharing the passion for clean sport.

Mr. Takaya Masanori, The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games

With one-year countdown already passed, Mr. Takaya presented some milestone for Tokyo2020 including the
preparation of anti-doping programme. He explained how the Organising Committee works closely with JADA
to ensure clean, fair Games and he called all ADO members for their concerted effort in advance of theTokyo2020 Games.

So many reasons to play true – WADA’s global clean sport campaign
Mr. Frédéric Donzé, WADA

As a summary of this Seminar, Mr. Donzé mentioned that collaboration between ADOs was critical to theprotection of clean sport and to enhance the anti-doping programme. He encouraged them to contact their
WADA’s Regional Office team who can always be approachable to help all Signatories towards 2021 andbeyond.

See more details on FIH Women’s Series Finals event
Hiroshima 2019https://www.playtruejapan.org/topics/2019/000398.html

SearchSEARADO and JADA Joint Partnership Meeting
Creating Legacy Together
Mr. Aziz Khaled, Yemen Anti-Doping Committee (YADC)

YADC made utilise JADA’s“Real Champion Education
Package” to provide a ‘hope’
for the displaced children in
the society. YADC has
implemented a range ofvalues-based activities,
including “NewMO!” from the
Package, in the view tocreate a better society
through sport as a long-term
perspective.

Partnership among Anti-Doping
Organizations: SEARADO Experience andPerspective
Mr. Gobi Nair, South East Asia RADO (SEARADO)

Mr. Nair, SEARADO Director General,stressed the reason why partnership is a
key to achieve the regional objectives
and fostering “trust relationships”. Aftersigning the MOU with JADA in 2014, an
extensive number of joint initiatives has
been achieved. He described connectingwith the right partner at the right time
for the right reason is the key for a
successful partnership.

Joint Activations from the Pacific Games 2019 to Tokyo2020 and beyond:“i-PLAY TRUE Relay” for Athletes and Public Engagement
The members of the “PLAY TRUE Booth” from the Pacific Games 2019 reviewed
their joint activation. They presented their respective roles in their partnershipand how they ensured the engagement of athletes effectively. The Voices ofAthletes (VOA) brought the trained champion athletes at the booth and JADA’s
Athletes Committee members delivered the effective FUN interactions with theparticipating athletes and support staff.
As a further exciting element of education, “Real Champion Quiz App”, a quick
e-Learning material based on clean and fair sport, was launched at the PacificGames 2019.

SEARADO member countries and JADA held a workshopbased joint meeting to review the past 2-days seminar.
In ahead of the Code revisions and revised/new ISs, thisjoint meeting’s main objective was to ensure allcountries are clear about the revised Code and clauses.
The participants were in breakout groups and presented
their plans for implementation with the timeline.
They also discussed the “organizational approach” toimplement the new International Standard for Education
rather than education programme per se, but howorganizationally the values need be incorporated.

Guided Walking Tour
After DAY2 Seminar, 25 members wondered around “Traditional andModern Tokyo” from the National Diet (Parliament) to experiencing
the traditional way to worship at the Hie Shrine.

JADA “Real Champion Education Package”"Education Package" is the Japan's original, comprehensive education material on both "values andintegrity of sport" and "Anti-Doping" with the concept of Non-Verbal and Easy-to-Use.
Education objectives in this Package are outlined in accordance with the effective approach based on
the target groups, such as school children, youth athletes, and athlete support personnel.

https://apps.apple.com/ee/app/realchampion-quiz/id1473115961
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.playtruejapan.realchampion

ORADO members used it for the athletes and their support personnel at the Pacific Games 2019.

https://www.playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/edu_package/

Search24-26 December 2019 Tokyo, Japan

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Day2

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25 September 2019

Unified Effort to Build Anti-Doping Capacity and a Strong ADO Network
for a Stronger Anti-Doping System
Mr. Witold Bańka, WADA President-Elect

Athlete Panel

Athletes in Partnership for Clean and True Sport Together
For the first time, the athlete representatives from Japan, Prof. Roger Jackson,
1964 Tokyo Games Gold medalist - Moderator
Korea and China shared their passions as role models in
Mr. Jeongmin Lee,the panel discussion. The three athletes introduced their
KADA Athlete Committee
experience at first and discussed the challenges to makesure the athletes can take initiatives for engaging the elite Ms Saito Rika,
to junior athletes in anti-doping activity. Three panelists
JADA Athlete Committee
described their love and passion for sport as “TRUTH”
Mr. Chen Yibing,messages.
CHINADA Athlete Representative
This panel was part of a “kick-off” cooperation between
JADA, CHINADA and KADA for the developmentof anti-doping capacities in Asian region.
https://playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/jp/iplaytrue/
SearchDay2 began with a presentation by Mr. Bańka about the importance of developing a network of ADOs andpromoting their cooperation. He introduced his idea on creating an “Anti-Doping Solidarity Fund” to better fund theglobal clean sport movement and for clean athletes and partnership.

Sharing Good Practices
The examples of JADA's advancing clean sport partnerships were shared with the insights fromvarious stakeholders.

“Win-Win-Win” Clean Sport Partnership for Athletes Engagement
Tokyo2020 Games Preparations and Take-Away Messages
The journey as “Win-Win-Win relationship” on comprehensive education
session at the FIH Women’s Series Finals event in Hiroshima waspresented by the International Hockey Federation (FIH), the Japan Hockey
Association (JHA) and JADA.
It brought a positive outcome particularly ensuring athletes’ learning
through FUN activity, both anti-doping rules and values-based. FIH’s
mission: “a global game that inspires the next generation” was well
captured in one of the athletes’ quote: “Who said anti-doping is boring?”.
This example showed how a trust relation and a good teamwork matter forbuilding a well-organized program and sharing the passion for clean sport.

Mr. Takaya Masanori, The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games

With one-year countdown already passed, Mr. Takaya presented some milestone for Tokyo2020 including the
preparation of anti-doping programme. He explained how the Organising Committee works closely with JADA
to ensure clean, fair Games and he called all ADO members for their concerted effort in advance of theTokyo2020 Games.

So many reasons to play true – WADA’s global clean sport campaign
Mr. Frédéric Donzé, WADA

As a summary of this Seminar, Mr. Donzé mentioned that collaboration between ADOs was critical to theprotection of clean sport and to enhance the anti-doping programme. He encouraged them to contact their
WADA’s Regional Office team who can always be approachable to help all Signatories towards 2021 andbeyond.

See more details on FIH Women’s Series Finals event
Hiroshima 2019https://www.playtruejapan.org/topics/2019/000398.html

SearchSEARADO and JADA Joint Partnership Meeting
Creating Legacy Together
Mr. Aziz Khaled, Yemen Anti-Doping Committee (YADC)

YADC made utilise JADA’s“Real Champion Education
Package” to provide a ‘hope’
for the displaced children in
the society. YADC has
implemented a range ofvalues-based activities,
including “NewMO!” from the
Package, in the view tocreate a better society
through sport as a long-term
perspective.

Partnership among Anti-Doping
Organizations: SEARADO Experience andPerspective
Mr. Gobi Nair, South East Asia RADO (SEARADO)

Mr. Nair, SEARADO Director General,stressed the reason why partnership is a
key to achieve the regional objectives
and fostering “trust relationships”. Aftersigning the MOU with JADA in 2014, an
extensive number of joint initiatives has
been achieved. He described connectingwith the right partner at the right time
for the right reason is the key for a
successful partnership.

Joint Activations from the Pacific Games 2019 to Tokyo2020 and beyond:“i-PLAY TRUE Relay” for Athletes and Public Engagement
The members of the “PLAY TRUE Booth” from the Pacific Games 2019 reviewed
their joint activation. They presented their respective roles in their partnershipand how they ensured the engagement of athletes effectively. The Voices ofAthletes (VOA) brought the trained champion athletes at the booth and JADA’s
Athletes Committee members delivered the effective FUN interactions with theparticipating athletes and support staff.
As a further exciting element of education, “Real Champion Quiz App”, a quick
e-Learning material based on clean and fair sport, was launched at the PacificGames 2019.

SEARADO member countries and JADA held a workshopbased joint meeting to review the past 2-days seminar.
In ahead of the Code revisions and revised/new ISs, thisjoint meeting’s main objective was to ensure allcountries are clear about the revised Code and clauses.
The participants were in breakout groups and presented
their plans for implementation with the timeline.
They also discussed the “organizational approach” toimplement the new International Standard for Education
rather than education programme per se, but howorganizationally the values need be incorporated.

Guided Walking Tour
After DAY2 Seminar, 25 members wondered around “Traditional andModern Tokyo” from the National Diet (Parliament) to experiencing
the traditional way to worship at the Hie Shrine.

JADA “Real Champion Education Package”"Education Package" is the Japan's original, comprehensive education material on both "values andintegrity of sport" and "Anti-Doping" with the concept of Non-Verbal and Easy-to-Use.
Education objectives in this Package are outlined in accordance with the effective approach based on
the target groups, such as school children, youth athletes, and athlete support personnel.

https://apps.apple.com/ee/app/realchampion-quiz/id1473115961
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.playtruejapan.realchampion

ORADO members used it for the athletes and their support personnel at the Pacific Games 2019.

https://www.playtrue2020-sp4t.jp/edu_package/

Search24-26 December 2019 Tokyo, JapanDay2