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Led by the Scouts Association of Malawi, the Plant, Grow, Share, and Sustain project empowers young people to improve food security, promote healthy nutrition, and care for the environment.
Throughout November 2025, Scouts across Portugal once again came together to celebrate Mês do Mar (Month of the Sea), a national initiative dedicated to protecting the ocean and raising awareness about marine litter.
There are more than 1 million places around the globe where, every week, young people gather and actively participate in a series of activities and games to learn how to collaborate, be autonomous, lead, be creative, express themselves, relate...
The revised Youth Programme positions TGSA to deliver more effective, relevant, and impactful youth programmes that respond to the evolving needs of young people while contributing meaningfully to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Goran Gjorgjiev from North Macedonia has been appointed as the new Regional Director for the Europe Support Centre by World Scouting’s Secretary General following a competitive recruitment process that saw interest in the role from across Europe and...
The most important regional event of the Interamerican Scout Movement has kicked off in Colombia. Until 2 January, participants from across the Americas and the Caribbean will share adventures, culture and values at the Centre Comfandi Pance, with a...
Scouts from across the Arab Region gathered to celebrate diversity and inclusion at the 3rd Arab Parajamboree, a unique event for young people of all abilities held from 6 to 14 December 2025 in Rabat, Morocco.
Around 24,000 Scouts from across the Asia-Pacific Region have gathered at Camp Zambales, Philippines, to take part in the 33rd Asia-Pacific Regional (APR) Scout Jamboree.
From 7 to 15 December 2024, the Arab Region hosted the 3rd edition of the International Leadership Training (ILT), a flagship programme designed to empower young Scouts with essential leadership skills, strengthen their self-awareness, and help them...
Young people around the world are gaining essential leadership, innovation, and critical thinking skills through World Scouting’s Life Leaders initiative, preparing them for the future of work and to play an active role in their communities.
As the Green Skills for Youth project comes to a close, Scouts across North Macedonia are reflecting on a journey that has changed far more than their understanding of the environment.
Bojana Krivokapić is a 15-year-old Scout from Nikšić, Montenegro, who joined Scouting at the end of last year. What began as a curiosity soon turned into a meaningful journey of learning and personal growth.
Jana Jovanoska is 16 years old, and Anastasija Velkoska is 17. Both come from North Macedonia, and both recently became Scout leaders after completing their training in August 2025.
World Scouting is proud to celebrate the Scout and Guide Association of Croatia’s environmental initiative, Boranka, which has been awarded the 2025 Intercultural Achievement Award (IAA) in the category of Sustainability.