Sports science and technology research
This area connects universities and sport-science institutions in both countries. It covers joint research on how athletes train, recover and stay healthy, shared teaching material, and cooperation to keep sport clean.
What the Roadmap sets out in this area.
Paraphrased from the official text. The status shows PlayForward’s own reviewed involvement, not government progress.
- BJoint university research: athlete analytics, injury prevention, nutrition, wearables, recovery and Para sportNot started
- BCo-developed sports curriculaNot started
- BAnti-doping cooperation between Sport Integrity Australia and NADA IndiaNot started
- BSupport for WADA-led capacity building via the Asia/Oceania OfficeNot started
- BRepresentation on UNESCO anti-doping Convention GroupsNot started
What this means for community organisations.
- Universities lead the research, but clubs and schools can be valuable research settings when consent, data protection, ethics approval and safeguarding are in place.
- Anti-doping education matters at every level, not only elite sport. Use the official education resources from Sport Integrity Australia and NADA India.
- Wearables and athlete data raise privacy questions. Agree in writing who owns the data and how long it is kept before any pilot starts.
This is PlayForward’s practical guidance, not official advice. Check eligibility with the responsible body.
Verified events in this area.
No verified events in this area yet. Events are listed only once an official source confirms them.
All events ↗Where PlayForward works on this.
Related focus hubs
Practical next steps on PlayForward.
Joint research and curricula; integrity cooperation is institutional (SIA–NADA–WADA)
These links open real PlayForward routes. They do not create an application to government or confirm that a programme is open.
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