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International Events List 2016-2021 Liste Des Manifestations Internationales 2016-2021 International Events List 2016-2021 Liste des manifestations internationales 2016-2021 Listed below are some of the international events being Voici une Liste des manifestations internationales à venir planned. Main details are given when they are known. Only avec les informations essentielles connues au moment de la information submitted by authorized sources are published publication. Seules les informations provenant de sources in this list. autorisées sont publiées dans la liste. If you are planning a Scout event and want to invite Scouts Si vous planifiez une manifestation à laquelle vous désirez from other countries to attend, please use the attached inviter des scouts d'autres pays, veuillez utiliser le International Events Form, which can also be downloaded Formulaire des manifestations internationales en annexe, from scout.org/worldevents qui peut aussi être téléchargé depuis scout.org/worldevents , Requests for additions to the International Events List can et envoyer le formulaire au Commissaire International ou only be submitted by the International Commissioner or Commissaire Général de votre Organisation Scoute Chief Commissioner of your National Scout Organization, to Nationale et lui demander de fournir au Bureau Mondial du whom you should forward the completed form. Scoutisme ces informations avec son accord. Before making plans to paticipate in any event, leaders are Avant de faire des plans pour participer à l’une de ces advised to request further information from the national manifestations, les responsables sont priés de contacter, headquarters of the host association, or to another address sauf indication contraire, le siège national de l’association where specified. hôte. This list is published through the electronic Scoutpak to all Cette liste est envoyée par le ScoutPak électronique à toutes NSOs twice a year, in May and December. An update of the les OSN en mai et en décembre. De temps à autre, une liste list will be made from time to time on the Website. mise à jour est postée sur le site Web. ➤ This symbol denotes an official world event of WOSM. ➤ Ce symbole indique qu’il s’agit d’une manifestation mondiale officielle de l’OMMS. list by country - additional details are on the chronological list which follows liste par pays - informations complémentaires dans la chronologie qui suit Armenia / Arménie Ecuador / Equateur ➤ 2017 July 25 - August 2 15th World Scout Moot / 15e Moot Scout 2016 October 4-5 2016 Dec. 27 2016 - Jan. 2 2017 Mondial 3rd Eurasia Scout Youth Forum II Interamerican Scout Camporee & XV Interamerican Scout Jamboree 2016 October 6-8 Ireland / Irlande 6th Eurasia Scout Conference Estonia / Estonie ➤ 2021 July 22 - Aug. 1 (tbc) 16th World Scout Moot / 16e Moot Scout 2017 July 8-15 Austria / Autriche Mondial Estonian National Jamboree 2016 August 1-11 Pinakarri - Lower Austrian Jamboree Finland / Finlande Japan / Japon 2016 August 12-16 2016 July 20-28 Azerbaijan / Azerbaïdjan 12th Nippon Agoonoree, National Camp Roihu 2016 2016 July 16-24 for Scouts with special needs Wonderland Azerbaijan 2016, France / France 2018 August International Camp 2016 July 24-31 17th Nippon Jamboree ➤ 2017 August 7-10 International Training of Trainers (ITT) / 13th World Scout Youth Forum / 13e Stage international de formateurs (STIF) Mongolia / Mongolie Forum des Jeunes du Scoutisme Mondial 2017 July 27 - August 2 2016 September 12-14 31st APR Scout Jamboree ➤ 2017 August 14-18 9th Conference ISGF Europe Region 41st World Scout Conference / 41e Hong Kong / Hong Kong Netherlands / Pays-Bas Conférence Mondiale du Scoutisme 2017 July 29 - August 12 2016 December 23-27 NICES, Nederweert International Camp for Canada / Canada Hong Kong Scout 105th Anniversary European Scouts 2017 July 8-15 Jamboree 13th Canadian Scout Jamboree Hungary / Hongrie New Zealand / Nouvelle-Zélande 2016 Dec. 29 2016 - Jan. 7 2017 Côte d’Ivoire / Côte d’Ivoire 2016 October 12-16 21st New Zealand Jamboree 2016 August 1-10 World Scout Seminar on Messengers of 7e Jamboree Africain du Scoutisme Peace (MoP) Programme Norway / Norvège Denmark / Danemark Iceland / Islande 2016 June 17-21 22nd European Scout Conference / 22e 2016 July 17-24 2017 July 22-30 Conférence Européenne du Scoutisme Jamboree Denmark 2017 Landsmót skáta, National Jamboree International Events by country / Manifestations internationales par pays page 1 14 June 2016 2016 June 17-21 2016 July 31 - August 6 15th European Guide and Scout First National Muslim Boy Scout Jamboree Conference / 15e Conférence Européenne du Guidisme et du Scoutisme 2016 October 24-25 5th Interamerican Scout Youth Forum / 5e 2017 July 1-8 Forum Inter-Américain du Scoutisme NORD2017, National Camp 2016 October 26-29 Oman / Oman 26th Interamerican Regional Scout Conference / 26e Conférence Régionale 2016 November 1-5 Inter-Américaine du Scoutisme 3rd Arab Scout Youth Forum / 3e Forum des Jeunes du Scoutisme Arabe ➤ 2017 January 27-29 5th World Scout Interreligious Symposium 2016 November 5-10 / 5e Symposium Interreligieux Scout 28th Arab Scout Conference / 28e Mondial Conférence Arabe du Scoutisme ➤ 2019 July 15-27 Peru / Pérou 24th World Scout Jamboree / 24e 2018 Jamboree Scout Mondial III Interamerican Scout Moot Worldwide / Monde entier Philippines / Philippines 2016 September 21 2018 October 10-13 International Day of Peace / Journée 9th Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Youth Internationale de la Paix Forum ➤ 2016 October 15-16 2018 October 15-20 59th World JOTA Mondial / 20th World 26th Asia-Pacific Regional Scout JOTI Mondial Conference 2017 February 22 Poland / Pologne Founder’s Day / Journée du Fondateur 2016 August 4-14 2017 March 13 Central European Jamboree Africa Scout Day / Journée africaine du Serbia / Serbie Scoutisme 2016 July 16-26 2017 September 21 International Scout Camp “Feel the International Day of Peace / Journée Nature” Internationale de la Paix South Africa / Afrique du Sud ➤ 2017 October (3rd weekend) 60th World JOTA Mondial / 21st World 2016 August 6-9 JOTI Mondial Akela 2016, Pack Scouters Conference 2016 December 10-22 Senior Scout Adventure 2016 Sweden / Suède 2016 Aug. 31 - Sept. 2 8th General Assembly of World Scout Parliamentary Union / 8e Assemblée Générale de l’Union Parlementaire Mondiale du Scoutisme Switzerland / Suisse 2017 May 12-14 2nd World Scout Education Congress / 2e Congrès Scout Mondial sur l’Education United Kingdom / Royaume-Uni 2016 July 28 - August 4 Walesby World Experience 2016 (WWE2016) 2016 July 30 - August 6 Charnwood 2016 (8th International Jamboree) 2016 July 30 - August 6 BrumJam 2016 2017 July 29 - August 5 Poacher 2017 International Jamboree 2017 July 29 - August 5 Auchengillan Jamboree AJ17 2017 August 5-12 WS 2017 United States / Etats-Unis 2016 July 24-31 6th Michigan International Camporee International Events by country / Manifestations internationales par pays page 2 14 June 2016 International Events List 2016-2021 Liste des manifestations internationales 2016-2021 ➤ This symbol denotes an official world event of WOSM. Ce symbole indique qu’il s’agit d’une manifestation mondiale officielle de l’OMMS. 2016 Serbia / Serbie France / France International Scout Camp “Feel the International Training of Trainers (ITT) Norway / Norvège Nature” / Stage international de formateurs 22nd European Scout Conference / 22e 2016 July 16-26 (STIF) Conférence Européenne du Scoutisme Where: Lake of Grlište, Tupiznica Mountain 2016 July 24-31 2016 June 17-21 and Zajecar, Timocka Krajina Where: Centre National de Formation, Where: Oslofjord Convention Centre, Description: Backpacking adventure, night Jambville Melsomvik 3159 orienteering competition, all around Scout Description: To further master abilities in Who for: designated national leaders / activities, challenges, skills, sports & designing and operating training systems / responsables nationaux désignés aquatics, sightseeing, environmental Maîtriser davantage depuis la conception à Host: Speidernes Fellesorganisasjon/WOSM protection, culture, history, etc. l’opérationnalisation des systèmes de Who for: 11-18 years old and over formation Contact: World Scout Bureau European Who for: Scout Leaders experienced Support Centre, Geneva, Switzerland Host: Savez Izvidjača Srbije trainers / Responsables scouts formateurs Cost: Euros 89 [email protected] expérimentés Contact: Mr. Nikola Milojevic, International http://scout.org Host: Scouts et Guides de France Commissioneer Cost: Euros 537 (without transportation) [email protected] Contact: Mr. José Figueira, Director, Adult Norway / Norvège http://www.feelthenature.in.rs Resources and Volunteer Development, 15th European Guide and Scout World Scout Bureau Global Support Centre, Conference / 15e Conférence Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Européenne du Guidisme et du Iceland / Islande [email protected] Scoutisme Landsmót skáta, National Jamboree http://scout.org/internationaltraining 2016 June 17-21 2016 July 17-24 Where: Oslofjord Convention Centre, Melsomvik 3159 Where: Ulfljotsvatn Scout Center Who for: designated national leaders / Description: Camping, hiking, sports, United Kingdom / Royaume-Uni responsables nationaux désignés cultural activities Walesby World Experience 2016 Host: Speidernes Fellesorganisasjon/WOSM Who for: 2,000, 10-22 years old (WWE2016) 2016 July 28 - August 4 Contact: World Scout Bureau European Host: Bandalag íslenskra Skáta Support Centre, Geneva, Switzerland Cost: Euros 350, incl. food Where: Walesby Forest Scout & Guide International Activity Centre Contact: Ms. Elsi Ros Helgadottir, Camp [email protected] Theme: International Scouting
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