The World Scout Youth Forum provides an opportunity for young members of World Scouting to discuss and express their views on issues of interest to them. Through preparing inputs and making recommendations to the World Scout Conference and to the World Scout Committee, to which the Forum is linked, participants will develop the skills necessary to strengthen their capacity to take part in decision-making processes.

يعتبر المخيم الكشفى العالمى هو أكبر حدث منتظم يتم تنظيمه بمعرفة الحركة الكشفية بصورة دورية.

The World Scout Moot is a gathering of members of senior branches of National Scout Associations (traditionally called Rovers) and other young adult members.

Useful ideas, advice and information from national Scout leaders who, in a series of interviews, have shared how their Organizations took a strategic approach to the Centenary of Scouting.

Resources and activities which can be used for national centenaries and moments of celebration.

A resource to help Scouts build on the success and learning from the world-level Centenary projects considering: vision and objectives, thinking strategically, communicating effectively, adapting to the local reality and challenging yourselves.

تحتفل الحركة الكشفية بعيدها المئوى عام 2007 بتقديم العديد من البرامج والأحداث والأنشطة التى روعى فيها أن تناسب ميول الجميع.

The Web edition of this database is sorted by date. Use the hyperlinks in the top of this page to jump to the beginning of a year. Alternatively, click on List by Country to get an overview of all events sorted by country or use the 'Search events' link to search for a specific event.

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Welcome to the Radio-Scouting pages.

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  The 54th World JOTA Report is now available on-line at the radio-scouting library.
  National JOTA Organizers who are looking for a high-resolution print version of the World JOTA Report, it is available for you at the NJO pages (login required).

• CQ Jamboree, JOTA's history book available on line. Read more.
• Receive automatic update notices of the radio-scouting news: Join the network.

Find out all about WOSM's largest world-wide event.

Welcome to our on-line library. Here you can find all sorts of programme resource material. It can be used to prepare your JOTA weekend or for other occasions, e.g. large summer camps.

WOSM's voice on the air

The amateur radio station of the World Scout Bureau will be on the air from Geneva on all short-wave and VHF bands during the full JOTA weekend with the Bureau’s call sign HB9S. In addition, HB9S uses the Echolink network to connect to distant radio stations.

Weekly or monthly nets exist in which licensed Scouts meet on the air:

Amateur radio stations have been set up at each World Scout Jamboree since 1957. They provided a live-link from the Jamboree to the home countries of the participants, directly over short-wave radio. For many years, this was the only direct contact back home a Scout could have.

The World Jamboree radio stations provided a glimpse of the Jamboree live to other Scouts world-wide as part of the Join-in-Jamboree programme. Ths station team also ran daily programmes for the Scouts on the Jamboree site. To many of them, their first encounter with short-wave radio.

A radio-scouting seminar is held in Europe every 3 or 4 years. Participants from all over Europe discuss JOTA organisation, devise further policies and exchange radio-scouting ideas and views. Participants are National JOTA Organisers, International Commisioners and National team members.

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The 4th World Scout Inter-religious Symposium (WSIS) will be held from 1st to 5th August 2012 at WonKwang University, Iksan South Korea. This event will be jointly hosted by The Korea Scouts Association and Won-Buddhism Scouts Council (WBSC). It is organized by members of the World Scout Inter-religious Forum (WSIF), an informal network of religious groups/organizations in Scouting, and is supported by the World Scout Bureau.

The theme of this symposium is "Growing Scouting through Families and Communities"