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The WOSM Planning Framework consists of a ‘library’ of 31 outcome-focused objectives, which were created through engagement with representatives from both World and Regional levels, and leadership from Member Organizations to allow the objectives of the WOSM planning framework to reflect the dive

The 11th European Scout Conference took place in the Cittadella Christiana, Assisi, Italy, on Wednesday, 13 April 1983, within the framework of the 4th European Scout and Guide Conference.

The 13th European Scout Conference occurred in Larnaca, Cyprus from Sunday, 2 April to Monday, 3 April 1989.

The 14th European Scout Conference took place in Helsingborg, Sweden, from 26-28 May 1992. The Conference was chaired by Mr Anton Markmiller, Chainnan of the European Scout Committee.

This document records all the decisions made at the European Scout Conference's extraordinary meeting in 2019 and serves as the Conference Report.

This document records all the decisions made at the 23rd European Scout Conference and serves as the Conference Report.

The 24th European Scout Conference brought together more than 400 participants representing 37 Member Organisations of the World Organization of the Scout Movement in the European Scout Region, regional volunteers and staff, host team volunteers, special guests and representatives of partner organis

Following joint decisions taken at the first European Scout and Guide Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 1974, Ireland will host the parallel and joint Conferences this year. According to the constitutions of both international organisations, each member country is invited to send delegations to

The 6th European Scout Conference, held at Baden bei Wien on August 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th, 1970, was held at the Congresshouse by invitation of the Pfadfinder Desterreichs. The Conference was attended by the Chairman and members of the Executive Committee, 81 delegates of 21 member association