Policy Documents

• ENGSO Priorities for 2005 / 2006
• ENGSO statement on the EU directive proposal "Services in the internal market"
• ENGSO Declaration on Doping in Sport
• ENGSO Guidelines for Children and Youth Sport
• ENGSO Recommendation GO-NGO Relationship in Sport
• ENGSO Recommendation - Transparency and Credibility in Sports Organisations
• ENGSO Policy on EU-affairs 2004 - 2005 / Political direction
• ENGSO supports the legal base for Sport in the future European Constitution
• ENGSO Offensive 2003 - 2004

ENGSO President speeches at the important
European meetings and conferences

• EOC General Assembly, Dublin - December 2^nd-3^rd 2005
• European Sports Conference - September 22^nd 2005
• The Role of Council of Europe - today and in the future
• 10^th Conference of Ministers responsible for Sport, 14^th - 15^th October 2004
• EOC General Assembly, Dubrovnik, 4^th December 2004

Actual information from ENGSO member countries

• German Sports Confederation - Short report
• Agenda 21

Other documents

• 10th Conference of European Ministers responsible for Sport - Adopted Resolution

The ENGSO Declaration on Doping in Sport
Adopted by the ENGSO General Assembly

In Stockholm April 25-26, 2003

               The participants unanimously declared

that doping in sport is contrary to the spirit of sport, and that the fight against doping in sport shall be intensified, accelerated, harmonized and unified

that all members of ENGSO should accept the World Antidoping Code as the basis for the fight against doping in sport throughout the world, and work for the implementation of it within their own National Organisation

that they, as a consequence, are ready to adapt and harmonize their statutes to the WADA Anti-Doping Code

that they activate themselves in informing and educating their National Sport Federations about the aim and contents of the Code and about their respective responsibilities

that they actively contribute in increasing the number of national tests, mainly so called “out of competition tests”

that they through information, education and campaigns take strong action against doping – all in order to change the attitude and behaviour when it concerns doping in sport

that they recommend their governments, if they have not yet signed “the Copenhagen declaration on Anti–Doping in sport 2003”, to do so as soon as possible, to support the implementation, and

Finally expressed that:

“The Antidoping work is a crucial question for the future of sport – a question of the Credibility of Sport”