The 2004 Athens Olympics set a record number of doping cases which resulted in UNESCO's campaign to promote the ratification of Resolution 58/5 which sought to establish the universal adoption of the Anti-Doping Code. This convention goes beyond testing and sanctions and literally fills the gap of all pre-existing efforts to outline the menace of doping. This additional push for education and training works in concert with efforts of the World Anti-Doping Code of the World Anti-Doping Agency. With this convention in motion, Trinidad and Tobago established a national body that promotes, coordinates and monitors activities that reinforce the principals of fair play and sportsmanship among National Sporting Organizations and the athletes that are involved at all competitive levels.