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The red login button on the right side will direct you to the entry page of your username and password.

SIMON is the name of the software program used by Antidoping Switzerland to:

manage all databases (whereabouts, addresses, schedules)
issue user authorizations and manage passwords
process the coordination of testing (call-up and results management)
distribute information and prevention projects to the various target groups (see "external websites")

SIMON makes external websites available to its registered users:

athletes who belong to a testing pool (independent updates of whereabouts)
team supervisors (independent updates of whereabouts in team sports)
associations (independent updates of competition dates)

Antidoping Switzerland is introducing SIMON on 12 June 2009.

Important for athletes:

SIMON will replace the former quarterly whereabouts by forms. From 12 June 2009 athletes beloning to one of the pools RTP or NTP will receive username and password in a letter from Antidoping Switzerland. Wherebouts can be completed in English, French or German.
Due to the introduction of SIMON, the deadline for submitting whereabouts for the 3rd quarter is 30 June 2009.
After the introduction of SIMON the deadlines remain unchanged:
- for the 1st quarter 15 December
- for the 2nd quarter: 15 March
- for the 3rd quarter: 15 June
- for the 4th quarter: 15 September

Helpsheet for SIMON

Help on questions about online whereabouts:
FAQ

Additional links:
Testing Pools
SIMON

Antidoping Switzerland

The fight against doping in Switzerland focuses on three topics:

Controls
Information / prevention
Research

Since 1 July 2008 Antidoping Switzerland - as an independent foundation - strictly follows and ambitiously promotes those three topics. The branch office is based in Ittigen (near Berne).

Antidoping Switzerland merged from the Swiss Olympic Anti-Doping Commission and the Swiss government's Anti-Doping Departement at the Federal Office of Sport in Magglingen.

For Switzerland the international coordination and cooperation is very important. Therefor Swiss experts work within the framework of the international federations and organisations like the Council of Europe and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).