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In accordance with the WOSM Constitution, all NSOs members have a duty to operate under the mandate of their governing body, consisting of volunteers elected to their National Assembly, whose decisions are to be implemented by their national executive team, known as the WMO governance model.
The purpose of this document is to ensure that the governing bodies of NSOs rec-ognize the importance and desirability of carrying out appropriate risk management in their organizations and, in addition, that they are aware of their duties and responsibilities in this area.
After a difficult year facing multiple challenges brought by the global health crisis, Scouts are getting ready to reconnect in person with their friends and go back to enjoying activities in nature again. Scouting is prepared to lead the way for the physical and men
Read more about the Interamerican Scout Region virtual events since 2020.
Scouts for SDGs in the Community outlines the updated Better World Framework as a portfolio of world initiatives categorized in four thematic areas of education. The thematic areas focus on global issues and trends affecting young people and diverse communities for the next decade.
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All young people should have access to formal and non-formal education and part of Scouting's mission is to contribute to the development of young people.As a complement of the Scouting in Humanitarian Settings Manual, WOSM has developed a simple and engaging Action Kit that c
This document is prepared in an effort by WOSM to support National Scout Organizations (NSOs) in their response to emergencies and disasters. Instead of focusing entirely on the response, the full spectrum of the ‘disaster lifecycle’ is of importance.
As the mission of Scouting is to contribute to the development of young people, National Scout Organisations (NSOs) that choose to engage in Humanitarian Action should adapt the Scout programme to the particular needs of young people in humanitarian settings; further, they should work with other