POLADA Director Michał Rynkowski represented the Council of Europe Anti-Doping Convention Monitoring Group during a meeting with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe Thorbjørn Jagland on 4 February 2019. The purpose of the meeting was to exchange experiences in the functioning of individual Council of Europe working bodies, to improve the effectiveness of Read more about Meeting of representatives of committees and working groups of the Council of Europe[…]

Michał Rynkowski, director of POLADA, was elected vice-chairman of the Monitoring Group of the International Anti-Doping Convention of the Council of Europe. The decision was taken during the meeting, which took place on October 31, 2018. The Monitoring Group of the Anti-Doping Convention is responsible for the implementation of the International Council of Europe Anti-Doping Read more about Michał Rynkowski elected vice-chairman of the Monitoring Group of the International Anti-Doping Convention of the Council of Europe[…]

The Ukrainian Anti-Doping Center (UCAD), the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the Polish Anti-Doping Agency (POLADA) have signed a tripartite agreement specifying the terms of support that POLADA will provide to Ukrainian partners. The aim of the cooperation is to strengthen the Ukrainian anti-doping system in the 3-year perspective. All activities will be carried out Read more about POLADA will support the Ukrainian Anti-Doping Agency[…]

POLADA publish 2017 Annual Report. Electronic version of the report is available under the following link. Annual Report 2017

Representatives of 17 leading national anti-doping organizations NADO and iNADO   (Institute of National Anti-Doping Organizations) met in London in order to discuss the key threats for clean sports and the areas of closer cooperation within the international anti-doping community. Road map for Russia On the eve of the FIFA World Championship in Russia, a country Read more about Meeting of the Heads of Leading Anti-Doping Agencies[…]

The anti-doping control programme during The World Games 2017 in Wroclaw has come to an end. In total, the Polish Anti-Doping Agency collected nearly 400 anti-doping samples in 11 days during 69 control missions. It was a complex and intense anti-doping control programme that requires two months in standard working conditions. In total, the anti-doping Read more about The Anti-Doping Control Programme During TWG 2017 Wrocław Completed[…]

The implementation is under way for the anti-doping research program at The World Games 2017 Wrocław, which will be handled by POLADA using 27 anti-doping controllers, 3 coordinators, 10 people taking blood samples and 40 volunteers. It will be the biggest and most complex control ever conducted in Poland in such a short time. Our Read more about The anti-doping control program during The World Games 2017 Wroclaw has started[…]

On July 12, 2017, the first meeting of the Council of the Polish Anti-Doping Agency took place. The meeting was attended by the General Director of the Ministry of Sport and Tourism Alicja Omięcka, representing Minister Witold Bańka, who handed the appointment to members. One of the items on the agenda was the election of Read more about The First Meeting of the Council of the Polish Anti-Doping Agency[…]

On the Thursday afternoon of July 6th 2017 at the COS Cetniewo Olympic Preparation Center, Polish American football players, getting prepared to participate in The World Games (Wrocław, July 20th-30th), participated in an educational training on preventing and battling doping in sports. That way they became the first group of athletes to go through a Read more about The first anti-doping training under the POLADA flag[…]