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Membership Report 2011.Pdf World Organization of the Scout Movement European Scout Region Supporting Growth in Changing Times Membership Report 2011 Preface Dear Friends :lrhnpbee[^ZpZk^%Lniihkmbg`@khpmabg<aZg`bg`Mbf^lblma^ho^kZk\abg`ma^f^h_ma^ K^`bhgZeL\hnmIeZgmaZmpZlZ]him^][rGZmbhgZeL\hnmHk`ZgblZmbhgl]nkbg`ma^+)ma>nkhi^Zg L\hnm<hg_^k^g\^bg;knll^el%;^e`bnf%bgCner+)*)' Ahp^o^k%ma^blln^h_`khpmaaZl[^^gZ_h\nl_hkma^>nkhi^ZgL\hnm<hffbmm^^ho^kln\\^llbo^ mkb^ggbZ'Bmlghmg^pZmZee'>o^klbg\^ma^k^pZlZk^ZeblZmbhgmaZm]^\ebgbg`f^f[^klabi%bgm^kfl h_Z[lhenm^gnf[^klZg]fZkd^mlaZk^%pZlZlb`gZemaZmma^k^pZlZ\hfi^eebg`g^^]_hk\aZg`^% fZgrGLHlaZo^[^^gphkdbg`mbk^e^llermhZ]]k^ll]^\ebg^[rmZdbg`ma^g^\^llZkrlm^ilmh_ng]Z- f^gmZeerbfikho^^o^krZli^\mh_ma^bkhi^kZmbhgl'Lhf^h_mablaZl[^^g]hg^pbmama^lniihkmh_ ma^>nkhi^ZgL\hnmK^`bhg' Ma^k^aZl[^^glhf^ln\\^ll':l^ob]^g\^]bgmablk^ihkm%Zgnf[^kh_GLHlZk^^qi^kb^g\bg` `khpma%[hmabgm^kflh_Z[lhenm^gnf[^klZlp^eeZlfZkd^mlaZk^'Mablblan`^er^g\hnkZ`bg`Zg] 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European Scout Region Country Membership 2010 Country Membership 2010 Country Membership 2010 Albania 1668 Hungary 8098 Norway 17608 Austria 10277 Iceland 4153 Poland 61394 Belgium 96780 Ireland 41418 Portugal 75321 Bosnia-Herzeg. 1235 Israel 26086 Romania 2272 Bulgaria 2109 Italy 101785 San Marino 147 Croatia 3787 Latvia 468 Serbia 3746 Cyprus 5328 Liechtenstein 752 Slovakia 3149 Czech Rep. 19196 Lithuania 2295 Slovenia 5138 Denmark 40229 Luxembourg 5241 Spain 54361 Estonia 1328 FYROM 1964 Sweden 49182 Finland 55621 Malta 2705 Switzerland 23086 France 75547 Monaco 47 Turkey 33938 Germany 115344 Montenegro 1015 UK 508570 Greece 15269 Netherlands 48845 1.48 1.47 1.46 1.45 1.44 1.43 Membership (millions) 1.42 1.41 1.4 1.39 Y2004 Y2005 Y2006 Y2007 Y2008 Y2009 :o^kZ`^f^f[^klabi >nkhi^Zgf^f[^klabi fZi Ma^mhmZef^f[^klabiÛ`nk^aZl_heehp^]ma^lZf^iZmm^kgZlma^fZkd^mlaZk^gnf[^k':]^\ebg^ _khf*%-,fbeebhgf^f[^klbg+))-mh*%,2bg+))/%ma^g_heehp^][rZkbl^nimh*%-0fbeebhgbg 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15,019,660 14,691,243 14,688,200 14,452,420 7,927,688 7,596,715 7,424,993 7,306,654 7,234,260 7,162,981 5,370,809 European membership development in the World context 25,975 25,947 25,756 25,574 25,258 25,258 25,098 23,499 22,302 21,852 15,157 14,941 13,238 4,460 845 845 751 751 751 751 1,022 1,880,967 1,874,312 1,850,262 1,813,563 1,749,267 1,738,943 1,730,003 1,724,328 1,719,995 1,668,106 1,609,396 1,537,948 1,526,502 1,457,617 1,450,607 1,435,932 1,421,512 1,417,758 1,416,785 1,389,797 1,387,279 6,945,456 6,774,922 6,745,874 6,590,278 6,402,837 6,186,741 5,044,022 4,850,473 4,779,863 4,768,996 4,527,370 4,474,998 4,454,424 4,432,183 4,393,253 4,389,696 4,361,968 4,357,621 4,348,912 4,337,444 4,299,943 Membership by age sections Ma^Z[lhenm^Û`nk^l`bo^bgm^k- ^lmbg`bglb`aml':lfZkd^mlaZk^ 450000 Zek^Z]rbg]b\Zm^]<n[lZg] L\hnmlZk^ma^eZk`^lmZ`^l^\- 400000 mbhgl'=n^mhZlm^^ibg\k^Zl^ 350000 bg+))1L\hnmllahkm^gma^`Zi pbma\n[lpbmaZ]b__^k^g\^e^ll 300000 maZg*)')))f^f[^klmhaho^k 250000 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