We are all responsible for promoting sport ethics. Cooperation ensures that all sports stakeholders have a sports culture that is ethically sustainable.
Cooperation
Sports federations
Sports federations have an important role in promoting clean sports and ethically sustainable activities and committing sports stakeholders to anti-doping codes.
Read more Sports institutes
Sports institutes play a key role in the education of athletes and professionals in the field of sports, as training grounds for top-level athletes and as international meeting places for people interested in sports. FINCIS cooperates closely with sports institutes in promoting clean sports and fair play.
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The Olympic Committee and the Paralympic Committee
The Olympic Committee and the Paralympic Committee perform visible international anti-doping work in their major events. FINCIS cooperates actively with the Finnish Olympic Committee and the Finnish Paralympic Committee in matters concerning sport ethics.
Read more Educational institutions
FINCIS cooperates with various institutions to reach athletes from different sports, new professionals in the sports sector and health care personnel.
Read more Väestöliitto, the Family Federation of Finland
Et ole yksin (You are not alone) is a joint project of Väestöliitto and Finnish sports in which everyone’s rights to enjoy sports safely and to be treated equally and with respect are promoted.
Read more International cooperation
FINCIS engages in international anti-doping cooperation with regard to training and education activities as well. The Council of Europe’s Anti-Doping Convention, the UNESCO International Convention Against Doping and WADA’s World Anti-Doping Code specify certain educational obligations.
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