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These guidelines have been prepared to support Scout Associations in the development of the spiritual aspect of their members. It provides principles and guidance to support programme design rather more than a detailed discussion of the nature of spiritual development.

This handbook, published by the World Scout Bureau, Interamerican Region, presents a full description of the Scout method and programme, destined to guide the work of adult leaders in the Scout Section.

This book was published by the World Scout Bureau, Interamerican Region, for adult leaders in the Cub Scout Pack and educators that work with children from 7 to 11 years old. It contains suggestions for 60 educational activities.

The Green Island is a story telling how a National Youth Programme Committee uses the Renewed Approach to Programme (RAP) to update their youth programme. It needs to be read in conjunction with the RAP Toolbox (see below).

For Scouting to grow and develop it needs volunteers who have a wide range of skills and experience.

This handbook is based on the experiences of the participants of the Unguvu Project and will guide you through the life-cycle of Africa-Europe partnerships in Scouting, exploring the different steps of initiating, planning, managing, executing and evaluating a partnership.

In 1947, WOSM, along with only 41 other Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), was granted consultative status to the United Nations’ Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).