World Scouting Funding Priority Summaries
World Scouting is poised to scale its impact through its 2024–2033 strategy. With the right support, it can reach millions more young people. Institutional partners have major opportunities to drive change by investing in key priorities, backed by a transparent, accountable funding approach.
Find out more about our five priority areas for investment:
- Widening Access to Scouting: Expanding Scouting to underserved and vulnerable communities to promote diversity and inclusion and amplify the social impact of Scouting.
- Scouts as Agents of Change: Empowering young people to lead positive social, economic, and environmental change through innovative education, leadership development and action for the Sustainable Development Goals.
- Health, Well-being and Safeguarding: Ensuring that all children, young people, and adult volunteers in Scouting are safe, healthy, supported and empowered to take responsibility for their own well-being and that of their communities.
- Scouts responding to crises: Preparedness, response, rebuilding resilient communities.
- Revitalising Scout Organisations: Strengthening the organisational capacity, governance, volunteering systems, and digital infrastructure of National Scout Organizations to ensure sustainable and impactful Scouting worldwide.
Join us in this journey of empowering the next generation. Reach out on partner@scout.org to explore how we can collaborate to deliver transformative learning experiences for every young person, everywhere.
