Guidelines for the Olympics
1. Athlete Participation
– **Eligibility**: Athletes must meet the qualification standards set by their respective international federations.
– **Doping**: Athletes must comply with anti-doping regulations established by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
– **Conduct**: Athletes should exhibit sportsmanship and respect for competitors, officials, and spectators.
2. Event Organization
– **Scheduling**: Events should be scheduled to maximize global viewership while considering the welfare of the athletes.
– **Facilities**: Venues must meet international standards for safety, accessibility, and competition conditions.
– **Technology**: Use advanced technology for timing, scoring, and adjudication to ensure fair and accurate results.
3. Health and Safety
– **Medical Services**: On-site medical facilities and staff should be available to address any health emergencies.
– **Safety Protocols**: Implement comprehensive safety protocols to protect athletes, officials, and spectators.
– **Mental Health**: Provide mental health resources and support for athletes and staff.
4. Environmental Sustainability
– **Eco-Friendly Practices**: Use sustainable materials and practices in construction