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13Th WORLD SCOUT MOOT, KENYA 2010 REPORT © WSB Inc 13th WORLD SCOUT MOOT, KENYA 2010 REPORT © WSB Inc. / Victor Ortega © WSBInc. World Scout Events © World Scout Bureau World Scout Events October 2011 World Scout Bureau Rue du Pré-Jérôme 5 PO Box 91 CH – 1211 Geneva 4 Plainpalais Switzerland Tel.: (+ 41 22) 705 10 10 Fax: (+ 41 22) 705 10 20 worldbureau@scout.org scout.org Reproduction is authorized to National Scout Organizations and Associations which are members of the World Organization of the Scout Movement. Credit for the source must be given. 13th WORLD SCOUT MOOT, KENYA 2010 REPORT KENYA SCOUTS ASSOCIATION HOSTED THE 13TH WORLD SCOUT MOOT - THE FIRST WORLD ORGANIZATION OF THE SCOUT MOVEMENT YOUTH EVENT TO BE HELD IN AFRICA. 13th World Scout Moot, KENYA 2010 - REPORT 3 Contents Overview 5 Moot Organization 8 Finance 10 Administration 18 Marketing and Communications 16 Programme 19 Campsite Infrastructure 27 Logistics and Operations 31 Wrap-up and Evaluation 34 4 13th World Scout Moot, KENYA 2010 - REPORT © WSB Inc. / Nuno Perestrelo “I take this opportunity to remind Kenya Scouts Association (KSA) hosted the youth that, as taught in the Scout the 13th World Scout Moot - the Overview Movement, through dedicated duty to first World Organization of the Scout God, duty to others and duty to oneself, Movement youth event to be held in we can succeed in building a better world Africa - from 27 July to 7 August 2010 for all of us. Let no one therefore stop you, . It was attended by 1,675 Scouts as young people, from bringing positive from 68 countries around the world change and progress to your communities, including participants, contingent staff countries and the world at large. and members of the International Service Team (IST). The Moot was I also remind you as William Shakespeare held at four centres: Rowallan Scout once said “our doubts are traitors Camp in Nairobi, Katoloni Scout Camp and make us lose the good we oft in Machakos, Kaiyaba Scout Camp might win by fearing to attempt”. By in Nyeri and Njukiri Showground in doubts and fear, nothing is gained; Embu. on the contrary everything is lost. I urge the youth to be courageous, bold The Moot was officially opened by H.E. and optimistic in seeking to change Hon. Mwai Kibaki, the President of their circumstances for the better. I Kenya and the Patron KSA on 28 July challenge you to make use of every in the presence of many distinguished opportunity at your disposal because guests including H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka inside each one of you there are the the Vice-President of Kenya and Chief seeds of greatness and potential to Commissioner of KSA, the Chief Scout, effect change.” Ministers, Diplomats, Members of World Scout Committee and Africa Scout Committee and the Secretary - Address by H.E. Hon Mwai Kibaki, General of the World Organization of President of the Republic of Kenya to the Scout Movement (WOSM). the Opening Ceremony of the 13th August 6th was the Africa Experience World Scout Moot (28 July 2010). Day and the official Closing Ceremony, which was presided over by the Vice- President and Chief Commissioner. After the Opening Ceremony on the 28th of July the participants, who had already been divided into International Crews, travelled to © WSB Inc. / Victor Ortega © WSBInc. the three Expedition Centers (or “Bomas”). They spent four days at the Bomas participating in various Moot programme activities. They then travelled back to Rowallan on 1 August where they were engaged in a variety of Moot programme activities up to 7 August when they departed. 13th World Scout Moot, KENYA 2010 - REPORT 5 © WSB Inc. / Nuno Perestrelo Background Since 24 November 1910 when the first troop started at St. John’s Church Pumwani, Scouting in Kenya has grown in leaps and bounds. Today, KSA Kenya Scouts boasts of a membership of over 400,000 Scouts, both boys and Girls, and 30,000 Scout Leaders. It has also spread its wings to all corners of the Association (KSA) country. This tremendous growth has been as a result of great effort by many men and women of goodwill who gave their time and resources to improve the welfare of youth in Kenya and around the world. To maintain the spirit of service through Scouting, KSA engages its members in activities such as peace building - especially during the 2007 post–election conflict - peace edu- ROVERING IN KENYA cation and working with children in The Rover Scout section in Kenya is difficult circumstances such as street open to young people between the families. KSA is also keen on mitigat- ages of 18 and 25 years. This section ing current efforts on climate change presents the Scouts with an opportu- through participation in environmen- nity to develop their leadership skills, tal conservation activities. Indeed, to strengthen their life skills, contribute celebrate 100 years of Scouting in the to the development of their communi- World and in Kenya, KSA has under- ties, develop local and international taken to plant 20 million trees in key partnerships and effectively integrate water catchment areas, institutions into the job market as well as prepare and homes. So far, 9.7 million trees to be citizens, ready to contribute to have been planted. the economic development of their re- spective communities. Besides its activities, KSA also hosted Victor Ortega Inc. / © WSB the 9th World Scout Conference, an Rovering in Kenya has seen steady African Scout Conference, and the growth on many fronts with notable This is a strong programme that has 4th Africa Scout Jamboree. In 2010, achievements such as: youth forums enabled a number of Rovers to achieve the Association hosted the first World which provide Rover Scouts with an the highest Rover Scout award in Scout Youth Event in Africa; the 13th opportunity to participate in demo- the country - the Chief Scout Award. World Scout Moot was another great cratic processes of KSA and Rover Kenyan Rover Scouts have also been milestone for KSA. Challenge which is a competition that able to participate at international allows different crews to showcase Rover Scout events such as Rover- their respective community develop- way and get involved in international ment projects. programmes for Rover Scouts such as the Scouts of The World Award and the World Scout Environment Programme. 6 13th World Scout Moot, KENYA 2010 - REPORT 13TH WORLD SCOUT BIDDING PROCESS MOOT “DRY-RUN” At the 36th World Scout Conference Kenyan Rover Scouts took part in the in Thessaloniki in 2002, Mozambique 13th World Scout Moot “Dry-Run” at won the right to host the 13th World Kaiyaba Scout Camp, near Nyeri, one Scout Moot, becoming the first African of the three Expedition Centres for the NSO to do so. Unfortunately, due Moot. The five-day event ran from 17 to severe organisational challenges, to 21 February 2010. It was organized Mozambique had to withdraw from as a rehearsal for the main event later hosting the event in late 2006. The that year. Africa Scout Committee and World Scout Committee were of the view The event ran concurrently with the that the event should remain in Africa Founderee Celebrations to mark and approached some NSOs in the Founders Day and was attended by Region to host the Moot. Following over 500 Rover Scouts and staff. consultation with the Government of This provided an opportunity to the Kenya and World Scout Committee, Moot Organizing Committee to assess KSA decided to take up the challenge the effectiveness of their plans and and made a formal bid during the 38th identify the challenges on the ground World Scout Conference in Korea in with a view of finding solutions and 2008. The Conference accepted this fine-tuning every plan in order to offer and KSA was charged with the come up with a wonderful, interesting, responsibility of hosting the Moot in entertaining, educative, interactive and 2010. As a consequence, KSA had only memorable Moot. two years to prepare to host the event The “Dry-Run” at which members as opposed to the usual four years or of the World Scout Bureau also more, which NSOs normally have to participated was a big success. It prepare! provided us with the opportunity to apply the plans, test them and make the necessary adjustments ahead of the big event. © WSB Inc. / World Scouting Inc. / World © WSB OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF MOOT ORGANS The official Launch of the Moot Organizing Committee (MOC) and the Moot Council was held on Wednesday 18th February 2009 at the Carnivore Restaurant in Nairobi. It was a well attend event presided over by the Vice President of Kenya and in the presence of the Minister of Youth and Sports and other distinguished guests. The occasion was well covered by the media and introduced the Moot to the public. 13th World Scout Moot, KENYA 2010 - REPORT 7 © WSB Inc. / Victor Ortega The KSA National Executive Committee (NEC) set up an ad hoc Moot Moot Preparation Committee that was tasked with setting up the Moot organizational structure and identifying volunteers and professionals to manage the event. The Preparation Committee came up with the following Organization suggestion that was approved by the NEC: Moot Council MOOT OFFICE The Moot Council was composed The Moot Office was set up at of prominent members of the KSA Rowallan Camp and had four full-time governing council and distinguished executives: partners from the public and • The Moot Director: corporate world. Their mandate Mr. Gathogo Ngugi was to give overall guidance to the process of hosting the moot and to • Finance and Administration support resource mobilization. Manager: Mr. Phinehas Mwita • Programme and Expedition Cen- tres Manager: Ms.
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