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. 2020 Aug 4;91:102897. doi: 10.1016/j.drugpo.2020.102897

Table 1.

Sport doping risk environment.

Micro-environment Macro-environment
Physical Sites of use Trade and trafficking routes
Secret spaces (hotel rooms, domestic spaces) Inaccessible training camps, locations
Training centers International/global competition sites
Social Team/club/group norms Social and cultural norms and values
Athlete Support Personnel pressure Stigmatisation/Marginalisation
Family pressure Performance pressure from sponsors, media, fans
Economic Income Business of sport: opportunities
Costs of use Public investment in performance
Employment/sponsor contracts Performance-contingent funding
Policy Individual testing system WADA/National Anti-Doping Organisation policies
Individual sanctions UN Convention against doping
Athlete Support Personnel sanctions International Federations (i.e. no needle policies)
Team policies (i.e. loss of contract if found doping) National-level policies (i.e. Criminalisation)