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Constitution and By-Laws of the World Organization of the Scout Movement

Accredited representatives of National Scout Associations, which had adopted and practised the Scout Movement founded by Robert Baden-Powell in 1907, assembled in Paris, France, in July 1922 and established the International Scout Conference for the coordination of the Scout Movement throughout the world, together with an Executive Committee and a Secretariat. The present Constitution, as amended in January 2011, governs the operation of the World Organization of the Scout Movement in a kindred spirit of world cooperation and friendship.

Triennial Report 2007-2010

Interamerican Region

This report of work, for the triennium 2007-2010, shows what has been done in this period, however, has behind it another object: grounds for a new road that leads us to do more, to achieve higher goals. Only then we can offer our young people the hope that living Scouting today is better than the one we live when younger and that the world will be better when we met it. Raul Sanchez Vaca Regional Director

Triennial Report for Scouting in Africa - 2005-2008

Every three years, Scout leaders from the Africa Scout Region meet and plan for the next three years while evaluating the past triennium. In the annals of Scouting in Africa, the period 2005 to 2008 has perhaps been one of the most eventful eras. The main purpose of this report is to highlight plans, challenges, achievements and recommendations ahead of the 14th Africa Scout Conference to be held in Accra, Ghana, in November 2009.

Triennial Report: 2005-2008

Every three years, the governing body of World Scouting meets to evaluate the recent past and consider the future. Since 1922, this sequence of meetings has mapped out the destiny of a unique movement for young people. The projection of the Scout Movement towards the future depends on a universal vision, the legacy of Baden-Powell: to create a better world. One year after the Centenary of Scouting, the World Scout Conference can look towards the horizon with a pioneering spirit and people who know where they are starting from and are moving forward fearlessly to prepare new ground.