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These guidelines can be used by National Scout Organizations and Associations to develop or review their national Safe from Harm policies, and also set a plan to implement Safe from Harm at all levels of Scouting.The National Safe from Harm Policy is a statement of intent and is implemented as a

This game explores how complex climate messages are transferred and the appropriate use of climate messages. During this game we will also understand the importance of clear and credible messages, instead of relying on word of mouth.

This activity will provide the basics of project management and crowdfunding. It will help you understand the project cycle and relate its phases to specific projects.

The activity allows you to discover the new iNaturalist app that can be used by Scouts to learn more about biodiversity and nature, and where can fit in all that! Discover how to use it, and plan what you’ll do with it when you go outside!

This educational activity draws a clearer picture of the impact of our consumption on oceans and on the environement, while informing us of ways to reduce the negative impact.

This self-instructional course presents the basic elements of a policy such as its purpose, structure and coverage.

Now you are part of the 50 million Scouts making the world's largest coordinated youth contribution to the SDGs especially on a very important topic as is taking action on women empowerment. Together we can make the World a better place!

This toolkit is a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of national boards that contribute to good governance.

The final report for the first World Non-Formal Education Forum held in December 2019 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is now ready for release! National Scout Organizations are encouraged to refer to this report, and use the Rio Declaration and Big 6 Joint Position in their advocacy efforts.