How do we prepare young people for a future that none of us can confidently predict?
Like in many places around the globe, children in Tunisia don’t have to leave their homes to connect with the wider world - a phone in their hands is all it takes. Roughly 76% of Tunisian children aged 10 to 17 go online almost every day.
This development reflects World Scouting’s commitment to meaningful youth leadership, ensuring young people are not only represented in global conversations but also actively help shape decisions that affect their generation.
More than 7,000 Scouts, volunteers, and service team members from Malaysia and several countries took part in the seven-day Jamboree.
Sri Lanka Scout Association invites Scouts and leaders to the 11th National Scout Jamboree, happening 17–23 January 2027 at the Mahinda Rajapaksa Sports Complex, Diyagama, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Nepal Scouts are mobilising hundreds of leaders and volunteers to support emergency relief efforts after devastating flash floods swept through northern communities on the border with Tibet last week.
World Scouting and the Learning Planet Institute have signed a three-year partnership agreement that will strengthen learning and leadership opportunities for young people and help shape the future of education worldwide.
Nearly 28,000 Scouts came together for the 12th National Jamboree of Indonesia, bringing young people from across the country together around a shared focus: building skills, taking action, and becoming more self-reliant in support of food self...
A total of 4,124 participants successfully completed the challenge. The achievement was more than a moment for the record books. It demonstrated how Scouting can mobilise young people and partners around practical solutions to climate change and...
Bangladesh Scouts invites Scouts and Adult Leaders to the 12th National Rover Moot, happening 24–30 December 2026 at the National Cricket Ground, Purbachal, Dhaka.