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Tily Analamanga Andrefana
Partnerships
From 16 to 18 October, Scouts from every corner of the globe came together for JOTA-JOTI, the world's largest digital and radio Scout event.
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Jonathan Law
The world's largest digital and radio Scout event is back! From 16 to 18 October, Scouts worldwide are coming together for JOTA-JOTI 2026, a weekend of friendship, adventure, and global connections.
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Jonathan Law
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.
In recognition of Scouting’s role in advancing sustainable development across the continent, World Scouting received an SDG Achievers Award. The award recognised Scouting’s contribution beyond awareness-raising and its practical work to translate the...
Recent partnerships involving the Tanzania Scouts Association and the Mauritius Scout Association demonstrate how collaboration can create opportunities for young people, respond to community needs, and contribute to national and international...
What does it take to turn a local concern into real change? For 40 young people and youth workers from across Europe, the answer began in the historic city of Tomar, Portugal.
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Pablo Cuadra Caro
World Scouting and Accenture, have signed a new three-year global partnership focused on a shared commitment to equip young people with sustainability, innovation and leadership skills needed to thrive in today’s rapidly changing world.
Digitalise Youth is helping young people think critically, act responsibly, and engage safely online. By expanding access to digital skills, especially for underserved communities, the project is strengthening inclusive learning opportunities and...
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Huyung Kyu Jang
What began as "one small step for [a] man” has, more than half a century later, grown into one of Scouting's most enduring legacies.
In Barbados, 181 Scouts cleaned a coastline and planted hundreds of trees. In Ecuador, a youth-led campaign reached over 34,000 people. Same instinct, different landscapes, and proof that young people are already doing the work.