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UAct 360°
Explore UAct 360°, a one-stop-shop for all the resources and tools created by nine NSOs as part of their youth-led humanitarian response for Ukraine. Get access to helpful humanitarian action resources applicable and adaptable by Scouts anywhere for any humanitarian crisis, related to project management, educational approaches, partnership, and communication.
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Guide to working with Scout Ambassadors
In 2018, the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) announced Bear Grylls as the Chief Ambassador of World Scouting.
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In 2018, the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) announced Bear Grylls as the Chief Ambassador of World Scouting.
This vulnerability assessment can be used by any adult volunteer and simplifies the assessment of local, national and regional vulnerabilities and associated risk within the communities and organisation. The criteria will enable NSO’s to make relevant assessments of their localities, as
As our organisations navigate the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, there are a number of key issues that National Scout Organization leaders should take into consideration, as well as steps they can take to reshape the new reality and plan for recovery. We have identified six priorities to consider.
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This is a collaborative report by WOSM and Solafrica, detailing the projects and activities that have been implemented in different regions between January-August 2024.
WOSM is committed to upholding the highest ethical and legal conduct in fulfilling its responsibilities and recognizes that related party transactions can present a risk of actual or apparent conflicts of interest of its governance body with its own interest.
The World Scouting Volunteer Competency Framework has been developed to guide the assessment of volunteers who want to be part of World Scouting as volunteers.
Exploring this badge empowers a young person to grasp the existing high demand for energy resources, and the impact this creates on our planet and health.
This YUNGA Badge is designed to help educate children and young people about the importance of pollinators for people and the planet, and how to help safeguard them against extinction.
These are the Conference Documents of the 43rd World Scout Conference in 2024.
Conference documents help drive the event decision-making process, providing details for delegates and capturing information of the decisions taken.
This Scouts Go Solar experiment template explains the use of an ancient timekeeping device that help us understand the Earth's rotation, the sun's apparent motion, and the science behind telling time with shadows.
This final report of the triennium provides an overview of the progress, achievements and implementation of the World TriennialPlan 2021-2024.
Safeguarding Reporting Procedures support the creation of a strong sense of safety and trust among members of the Scouting community, demonstrating that a National Scout Organization (NSO) is prepared and proactive on safeguarding.
E-Learnings
This Safe from Harm learning path will prepare you for attending the 43rd World Scout Conference.
This eLearning course is developed to explain what risk management is and provide a general approach to risk management. This is meant to be a module to validate a person’s basic understanding of risk management.
The Basics of Strategic Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation for Consultants eLearning course is designed to provide you with a primer on strategic planning.
By the end of this course you will:
Welcome to the Good Governance in NSO National Boards for Consultants eLearning course.
This eLearning course is intended for:
- Those who want to discover and reinforce their knowledge of the MoP program (beginner or non-scouts).
- The MOP Coordinators, their coordination teams and all active MoP who wish to improve their training (expert).
Scouting has made an extraordinary contribution to improving the sustainability of our planet, promoting peace and tackling inequality, mobilizing more than 50 million Scouts around the world.
During this training you will find:
The Internet and the use of screens like computers, tablets, mobile phones and television are very practical for our entertainment, education, work and leisure.
The WOSM's Wood Badge framework is a common standard that identifies the levels of training and development required by Adults in Scouting to perform certain roles. This includes the basic levels expected and also those at a more advanced level which leads to the attainment of the Wood Badge.