The Strategic Framework for the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport is depicted below.  It reflects the:

• connection between the CCES’ vision and mission
• forces and classification of our work
• outcomes we hope to achieve through our key activities, and
• foundation of strong governance, corporate excellence and our corporate values

Short and longer term challenges

In order to optimize the benefits of sport to Canadian society it must be values-based and used intentionally.  CCES has identified the top six threats to a positive sport experience and is committed to continuing or developing efforts to combat them:

• Doping
• Violence
• Poor parental behaviour
• Weak sport governance
• Lack of access and inclusion
• Pro sport bad behaviour’s influence on chidren, youth and adults