The last updates to the International Standard for Testing and Investigations (ISTI), and in particular the new Testing and Distribution Plan (TDP) framework, mark an important milestone in the evolution of intelligent, risk-based testing strategies across the anti-doping landscape.
As part of this transition, PWC worked together/cooperated with Sports Integrity Australia (SIA), who has taken proactive steps in exploring and working with the new MODOC TDP-model — reinforcing its continued commitment to high-quality, evidence-informed testing programs. SIA’s engagement with the updated framework contributes not only to its own operational excellence but also offers valuable insights for the broader global anti-doping community.
In parallel, the MODOC platform has developed a dedicated TDP Module designed to support Anti-Doping Organizations in aligning with the revised ISTI requirements. This module provides a practical and structured approach to implementing the TDP framework: from defining target groups and discipline-specific risk assessments, to distributing tests strategically and monitoring performance indicators.
The collaboration with organizations like SIA highlights how shared knowledge and digital tools can help bring consistency, clarity, and strategic depth to testing programs — regardless of the organization’s size or resources.
This is not just a software feature — it is part of a broader effort to support harmonization and long-term progress in clean sport worldwide.
To learn more about MODOC’s TDP module and how it can support your organization’s planning, visit our website or get in touch with our team. We are proud to contribute to a shared vision of a more robust and effective anti-doping system.
