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The World Scout Committee’s Midterm Report on the World Triennial Plan 2024-2027 gives National Scout Organizations a first update on progress since the World Scout Conference.

Abstract:
Scouting operates in diverse social, institutional, and legal environments, resulting in different delivery models shaped by education systems, volunteer cultures, public policy, and community structures.

National Scout Organizations can find documents relating to a referendum on: (1) the WOSM Registration Fee Model and (2) future work on the costs of World Scout events.

The Asia-Pacific Region Constitution and By-Laws establish the governance framework for the Asia-Pacific Scout Region.

The Regional Scout Plan 2025-2028 was approved by the European Scout Conference in Vienna, July 2025. This comprehensive plan outlines the Region’s strategic priorities and objectives for the next three years, paving the way for continued growth and impact.

This document outlines the flat fees as part of the proposed WOSM Registration Fee Model.

This past year was a pivotal one for Scouting, marked by strong growth and the implementation of our Strategy for Scouting and World Triennial Plan. In 2025, our Movement’s membership reached historic highs with an estimated 60 million young people and volunteers worldwide.

The World Scout Bureau's consolidated financial statements for the year ending 30 September 2025 provide an overview of WOSM's financial position and performance.

Reserves protect WOSM against emergencies, unforeseen expenses, or disruptions to income. They are limited resources that are difficult to replace once used and must never be used to substitute for sound budgeting and management. WOSM is entrusted with resources on behalf of its members.