In force Publication date 06 Oct 20
Do anti-doping interventions work?
Resource description
Project/Report Title: Do anti-doping interventions work?
Researcher(s)/author(s): Dr. Vassil Girginov
Institution(s): Brunel University London (UK)
Language: English
Year of funding/approval: 2020
This innovative three-years research project aims to critically explore and evaluate the effectiveness of selected anti-doping interventions across three levels of intervention including (i) individual; (ii) organisational; and (iii) societal - in four different national cultural contexts – Austria, Russia, South Africa and the UK. The specific objectives of this research project are to:
- Articulate the multinational political, social, economic and sporting contexts in which different interventions have been designed and implemented;
- Critically examine the relationship between anti-doping programmes’ theory, objectives, inputs, throughputs, outputs and outcomes; and
- Develop policy recommendations including specifically an adaptable anti-doping intervention monitoring and evaluation tool in English and Russian languages.