Stakeholder Engagement in the Reviewed Strategic Plan (2023–2027)
The Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) is a statutory body established under Section 5 of the Anti-Doping Act, 2016. The Agency’s mandate is structured around the following three foundational pillars designed to ensure compliance with the World Anti- Doping Code while fostering a culture of integrity within the Kenyan sporting fraternity:
to carry out the fight against Doping in Sports through anti-doping values-based education, sensitization, and awareness campaigns; to protect the ‘clean athlete’ by carrying out effective doping tests among all Kenyan athletes; and to uphold the integrity of sport through Intelligence Gathering, Investigations, and Results
Management of Anti-Doping Rules Violations (ADRVs).
Articles 10, 118, and 196 of the 2010 Constitution of Kenya mandate public participation
as a core principle of governance, requiring the state to involve citizens in legislation, policy-making, and administrative decisions. In fulfillment of its responsibility under
Section 5 of the Anti-Doping Act 2016 and the 2010 Constitution, the Agency reviewed its Strategic Plan (2023-2027) and developed a Mid-Term Review Report.
The Agency invites you, as a key stakeholder, to provide input to enhance the Report.
Please feel free to submit your comments/input to info@adak.or.ke, preferably by 4th May 2026.
You can access the Draft Report by clicking on this
link. and the template for submitting your feedback by clicking on this
link.
The Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya thanks you for your support in the fight against
doping in sports.
