Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 1

Back to the Troop Asia-Pacific Regional Unit Leader’s Roundtable 25~29 April 2001 2 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Contents

4 .... Introduction

6 .... Declaration of the First Unit Leader’s Roundtable

7 .... Keynote Address By Mr Habibul Alam Member, World Scout Committee

14 .. Opening Address By Mr. Kim Kyu Young, Regional Director World Organization of the Scout Movement, Asia-Pacific Region

16 .. Welcome Remarks By Mr John C Y Hui Vice Chairman, Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Committee

17 .. Aim and Objectives of the Asia-Pacific Regional Unit Leader’s Roundtable

18 .. Programme

20 .. Photo Gallery

22 .. Directory of Participants and Staff Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 3

Asia-Pacific Regional Unit Leader’s Roundtable 25~29 April 2001 Hong Kong 4 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Introduction

Forty-six years of in the member countries such as Malaysia, Asia-Pacific Region has brought Republic of China, Hong Kong, Korea, notable milestones to the movement Papua New Guinea, and Macau. with continuous effort to better serve The significance of the Unit young people. Now, it is about time Leader’s Roundtable was reflected in to get back to the basics and the core the Opening Remarks of Regional of Scouting, that is, the Troop. The Director Kim Kyu-Young, “realizing importance of “going back to the the importance of the Troop, our Troop” was strengthened during the region adopted, during the 3rd Top Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable, Leaders’ Summit in Melbourne, a a unique and first of a kind gathering concept of supporting the Troop of Scout leaders who are at the which we now call “Back to the forefront of Scouting. Troop.” The concept asks every single The Scout Association of Hong adult leader in Scouting to be involved Kong, in cooperation with the Asia- directly with young people through Pacific Regional Office of the World the Scout units. Scout Bureau, organized the The first reason cited in going back Roundtable on 25-29 April 2002 at to the Troop was to have a direct the Gilwell Campsite in New contact with young people to Territories, Hong Kong. continuously understand their fast- The Roundtable has successfully changing needs and aspirations. It is brought together 31 participants from also believed that young people like to Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 5

be in the company of leaders who are willing to be good listeners and good role models. Now, unit leaders have to perform three major roles – know young people, guide young people, and train them to become future leaders. World Scout Committee Member Habibul Alam inspired the participants with his keynote address stressing on the need to really go “back to the Troop” saying, “we sometimes don’t give the importance to the basics, that is, always necessary to keep the movement going, and that is the Troop. He also mentioned what Lord Baden Powell has thought of in the systematic development of young people which involve the dynamism of Scoutmasters, now identified as Unit Leaders. 6 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Declaration

We, the 31 participants from six that the Unit Leaders’ Roundtable be a NSOs of the 1st APR Roundtable for continuing activity of the Region. To the Unit Leaders, hereby declare that make this a even more successful we learned the important skills of event, we recommended: Programme Cycle, and the method to • based on our pioneering estimate the cost of Scouting. experience, to further develop We explore the traits of youngsters and fully communicate the in the new century which is useful in objectives, roles and format of assisting leaders in future program future roundtable meetings; planning. •to invite and incorporate We also gain the knowledge of the discussion topics from mission of WOSM and the function of countries and participants APR, and the different Scouting before as well as at the start of systems of various participating the roundtable meeting; members. All these knowledge and •to provide a forum for more skills were acquired under a positive sharing of opinion, experience attitude and active participation of all and creative ideas; members. •to have the theme be more As a result, we will asses the focused on a particular section; feasibility, propose necessary adaption, and try to apply the Programme Cycle •to organize a variety of in our own troops. We will share the activities, such as visits to local learning and findings from this scout facilities and troop Roundtable with our fellow leaders, activities; and we will maintain a network of the • and finally, to provide participants for future exchange. appropriate support to We hereby recommend to the accommodate participants with Programme Committee of the APR multi-lingual background. Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 7 Keynote Address

by Mr Habibul Alam, Bir Pratik Member, World Scout Committee

Back to the Troop Holmes asks “what does that tell My dear brothers and sisters in you?” Scouting, when my young brother Watson ponders for a minute and told me to be the Key-Note Speaker I then replied, “Astronomically did not have the heart to say no to speaking, it tells me that there are Mr. Syd Castillo. Once I decided to millions of galaxies and potentially speak on the subject I initially thought billions of planets”. “Astrologically if I of speaking to you all what I did say speak, it tells me that Saturn is in Leo. initially a year or two back in Time wise, it appears to be Melbourne at the TOP SUMMIT approximately at quarter past three conference. However, when I again now. Theologically, its evident that went through my papers I find that Almighty Lord is all-powerful and we some of them have already been are small, very small and insignificant deliberated in the Delhi Conference. in context to the world at large. Therefore, I took the opportunity to Metereologically speaking, it seems to change most of it. me that we will have a beautiful day Let me not bore you all with the to-morrow. Now that I have given my background but get back to the analysis and appraisal of the sky, what subject. Before that, may I take this does it tell you?” opportunity to start with a story. Holmes was silent for few You all here must have heard of moments, then turns his head and the famous crime investigator Mr. speaks to his friend, “Watson, you are Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, an idiot, and you will never learn the fundamentals of investigation. Don’t Once Sherlock Holmes and Dr. you see with your eyes that someone Watson went on a camping trip. They has stolen our tent.” very correctly set up their tents, had their meal and realized that they have My dear brothers and sisters in become tired and fell asleep. Some Scouting, we talk of many things in hours later, Sherlock Holmes wakes up Scouting but sometimes we really his faithful friend. forget like what happened to Dr. Watson. We sometimes don’t give the “Watson, look up the sky and tell importance to the basics that is always me what you see’. necessary to keep the movement Watson replies, “I see millions of going. And that is the TROOP. stars”. 8 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable

“With your experience and knowledge, you have a tremendous possibility of bringing in better understand of life through the methods and teachings of Scouting.”

century of our movement. Asia-Pacific Regio already has given its views and has tried to provide to the National Organizations the consolidated approach towards the next century. What does that mean. May we ponder on it for few moments? The approach that has been taken by the region has enough evidence that speaks of the necessity to look at the values and fundamentals of Scouting. This does not mean that those are the only two avenues that the region has looked at. It is the approach and understanding of your Let me very honest with you all. It mind to realize and understand the was Mr. Kim Kyu Young and his team, requirement for the future. We are at they showed us and reminded us of the threshold of a major switch over the forgetfulness on our part on this to the technological advancement. pertinent subject. And I must thank This at all cost has to be continuously them for reminding us of the brought into the programme and fundamentals of Scouting. developed according to the needs of Some of you here today may feel the youth force. little uncomfortable, please relax I am You all are in someway directly and here not to give you any sermons or indirectly are involved with the neither I am here to provide you with troop. With your experience and new ideas that one may think. I have knowledge, you have a tremendous come here to share with you some of possibility of bringing in better my thoughts, what I believe may at understand of life through the some point of your time that you have methods and teachings of Scouting. I spend with the Scout Movements as would like you to think of the concept Leaders of the young people may that we normally overlook that is help. MIND OVER MATTER. Some of you or Please be assured that within next for that matter, most of you are few years that is in the year 2007 we involved with the teaching profession. will be stepping into the second The founder of our movement Lord Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 9

“Unit Leaders are the major source to bring back the values that have become essential for the survival of the young generations.”

Baden Powell thought of the self-knowledge as a by-product of our systematic development of the young educational system. people and thus evolved the dynamics One of the very important of Scout Masters now we identify researches that were done in this field them as UNIT LEADERS. He was by Dr. Frank W.J. Opie of South rationalized the concept, and provided Africa. And he showed that globally equilibrium between the mind and the the most popular school curriculum methods. Having said that, may I try that has been accepted by the to explain? majority of the youngsters has been science. Despite the choice, the survey The Neglected Dimension indicates a steady decline in the attitudes of the youth forces. It seems The gap created by neglecting to to me, and pardon my saying so, “the promote values education. To explain further they go, the more they know it better let me quote few lines from and the less they care.” Mr. AC Ewing, who spoke during 1962 in a teachers gathering in States You all the Unit Leaders are the seems to me very appropriate for us. major source to bring back the values that have become essential for the “Even if we are told how we ought survival of the young generations. to act, we still have to do what we believe, we ought to do … it is far Please don’t get dismayed and have easier to from good ideals, Than to faith in yourself. live up to the ideals, We have formed”. Mind Over Matter Today, a Unit Leader who sets out to teach or introduce values of It is the foundation of decisions, clarification through the Scout which could change our world for Methods and using the fundamentals better peace and harmony. True will be doing a pioneer work in this problem-solving is increasingly being field. While there are mountains of on seen as an activity that demands full this subject of knowledge and skills, integration of both sides of the brain there is very little guidance as to how that is the two hemispheres (two has to encourage emotional and inner always been better than one) and this growth within the Youths and Scouts. gives rise to a powerful blend of It is too easy to assume that young inventiveness, creativity and logical people learn values, principles and analysis for the younger generations. Scouting does play its part in a very 10 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable

“Creative problem solving therefore is a strategy for the whole brain. And if we can remember this, then we should surely encourage solutions of a logical and innovative nature.”

active way. This reminds me of the and consider the role of the creative two lines from the famous writer of right brain as well. the “Twenty Thousand League under Creative problem solving therefore the Sea” whom we all know by the is a strategy for the whole brain. And name of Jules Verne. if we can remember this, then we “Anything one man can imagine, should surely encourage solutions of a Other men can make real.” logical and innovative nature. Just for a few moments please try Puzzles of all sorts exist in real life. to feel the poser of the brain that we Problems vary from the simple “what have been generously provided by the to have for breakfast?” to the Creator Almighty God. complex “how to save the younger In any educational institution generations from the environmental teaching pupils how to think must pollution around the cities and mega surely rank as one of the most cities. Solving minor problems is a important educational task and also natural process that every individual is sadly enough it happens to be one of involved on a daily basis. These the most neglected one. To teach the problems do not usually require much skill of problem solving seems to be thought and usually do not require to normally emphasized as the major be chosen from a string of alternative. part of the educational institutions. It is often seem and found that Nevertheless they do agree that there when it comes to more serious are other forms that have been problems, we simply continue to take developed by the non-formal the easy way out not only it appears educational institutions and simplest to us, but because we may organizations that encourages the have never been encouraged to work thinking skills. And surely enough through the problem and to choose many of these will be through field from number of possible solutions. exercises, what we in our Scout And choose the one best suited to the terminology call it the outdoor situation. activities. It is through the Scout Movement These activities are generally that empowers the adult as well as associated with the logical left brain. the youth to think towards that Considering the holistic emphasis direction to accumulate the thinking adopted in the total education, it is skill. Scouting teaches to take time appropriate that we should not forget and resist the pressure to follow the Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 11

“Scouting teaches us to take time and resist the pressure to follow the obvious route to a decision until we have considered all the options and consequences including the emotional inputs that may not provide the right judgement.”

obvious route to a decision until we Professor Mohammad Yunus, have considered all the options and founder and head of the Grameem consequences including the emotional bank in Bangladesh spoke in one of inputs that may not provide the right the UNESCO meetings during 1994 judgement. It is the exploration of the and said the following: perception of the eight young “If society creates an environment, members of the patrol that leads that allows the individual to develop, towards the problem solving exercise. his or her creative abilities, the It teaches the right solution for the reduction of poverty is feasible”. patrol even though the young eight What Professor Yunus tried to perceived realities differently. Thus, the indicate was such an environment methods that we use add value to the might appear unattainable, however process of thinking and enable the for the very poor. As many as one mind of the young persons to work billion people in the world still live in freely. Matters that we the Unit absolute poverty. They can barely Leaders are supposed to provide are meet their minimum basic needs and based on the real experience, thus they lack the means of adequate creates opportunities to the younger social participation. They are people to practice the thinking skill of marginalized from the mainstream the mind. society even though they may constitute a majority of the population. They may have to be Education for Survival content with their own social and Educational priorities for out time cultural practices. The continuous depends on the basic understanding same experiences has a very strong and experiences that the Unit Leader possibility to drift the marginalized has gone through. The continued people and thus may promote self- survival of men and women as species depracation associated with the grows less certain as each successive ultimate adoption of negative images day witnesses the increasing inability of self and society, and the of men and women everywhere to consequent problems. This is specially feed themselves and a steady true for the young, whose conditions deterioration in living standards. The and resources are marginalized and truth of this statement can be seen prevent them from effective social nowhere better than the third world participation. under-developed countries. 12 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable

“We need to commit ourselves to take care of our children and young adults, for this world is more theirs than ours and they have a greater stake in its future than we do.”

Education for survival means that countryside are generated from the to face facts beyond the shelter of our cities. classroom walls and having the Hence, we need to promote an flexibility to adapt quickly to the needs educational method that looks of our times. Most of us seek the outwards at the reality of the solutions of rapid political changes. marginalized society and our dying Even if such magic were possible, the land. We need to commit ourselves to basic needs that we all seem to ignore take care of our children and young due to what that remains to be the adults, for this world is more theirs same and we see even today, while than ours and they have a greater water is available in the taps and stake in its future than we do. shops still sell food we do not bother. Fact remains that people need to eat What researchers indicate is food and drink water. Ideals and Education for survival must include dreams can only come later. components of part or whole of the environmental education in outdoor What does it mean to Mr. Rich, and indoor classrooms. The World those who lie in the city? Where water Organization of the Scout Movement runs endlessly from taps, where the with its multiple and flexible structure sick die in hospitals beyond the has been one of the front-runners in comprehension of the marginalized this world to provide adequate and majority. And where food is selected appropriate opportunities to the from the shelves of the supermarket future generation. outlets. It is where the soil is something to walk on and nothing My dear brothers and sisters, I more. have nearly come to an end of my keynote address. There is saying in We too often see that climbing Africa said by Mr. Armadon Hampate price of food; vegetables and water Ba, “In Africa, when an old man dies, are seen as excess profit making a library burns down”. Kindly look at rather than a reflection of the real yourselves, the experiences that you problem in the countryside. We have all have accumulated through the allowed and pressured our farmers to years in associating yourselves with spoil their rich fertile land and serve the movement. You all present here the cities in exchange of depriving posses a wealth of experiences that them from the modern necessities. No are not always found in the books. wonder the problems of the Some of them are never written, neither they are stored in the memory Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 13

“… the journey that we all have taken has come a long way and can only be beneficiary if both the young generation and the adult leaders understand each other.”

chips of the hard disk of the “..What struck me forcefully was computers. how small the planet had become “The principles of Scouting are all in during my decades in prison; it was the right direction. The success in amazing to me that a teenage Inuit their application depends on the living at the roof of the world could Scoutmaster. And how he applies watch the release of a political them.” prisoner on the southern tip of Africa. (from the “Aids to Scoutmastership”, Television had shrunk the world, and Baden-Powell, World Brotherhood had the process become a great edition in 1944) weapon for eradicating ignorance and Dear friends, it is our solemn promoting democracy”. responsibility to pass our experiences May Almighty provide us with the to the future generation. In all fairness strength and courage to understand the journey that we all have taken has the mind of the future generation. come a long way and can only be Please remember my brothers and beneficiary if both the young sisters they are our children and they generation and the adult leaders need your support. understand each other. If all the segment of adult leaders tries to Thank you all for your kind understands the youth and the young patients. adults who are involved with this movement. Going back to the troops can make our life easier, may make the youth more potential and worthy citizens of the world that we all look forward to. Before I conclude, may I take this opportunity to quote form the book “Long Walk to Freedom” an autobiography of Mr. Nelson Mandela. He recounts a stop over he made in North of the Artic Circle at Goose Bay where he met a group of young Inuit had come to get a chance to meet him. And he wrote; 14 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Opening Address

by Mr Kim Kyu-Young Regional Director World Organization of the Scout Movement Asia-Pacific Region

On behalf of the Asia-Pacific day with no young people in Scouting, Region of the World Organization of because of the absence of leaders. the Scout Movement, I would like to Young people like to be with the welcome you to the APR Unit Leaders’ company of leaders who are willing to Roundtable. We have been organizing be good listeners and good role workshops and seminars through the models. Young People want to be years but this unique gathering of around trusted leaders who can teach leaders is a “first” in the region. them and who can share with them Realizing the importance of the the grand adventure in their lives, as Troop, our region adopted during the children and adolescents. 3rd Top Leaders’ Summit in Melbourne, a concept of supporting the Troop Your Important Role which we call “Back to the Troop”. The concept ask every single adult The founder of the movement, leader in Scouting to be involved Lord Baden Powell (B.-P.) was the first directly with young people through Scoutmaster. His humble beginning the Scout units. now evolved to what we now generally call unit Leaders. The role of a unit leader may consist largely of For two reasons: advising, supervising, supporting the One, is to learn more about our Patrols and the Troop itself. As a unit ‘clientele”. With a direct contact with Leader, you have three (3) major roles. young people, we will be able to These three roles are not the “gospel continuously understand the fast of truth” but they are based on my changing need and aspirations of years in Scouting. young people. If the Youth Know Young people. As we have Programme is our product, then said earlier, we need to know our Young People would be our clientele – we must know whom we consumers or customers. We must are dealing with. In fact, in his book know our consumers or customers so Aids to Scoutmastership, B.-P. dealth that we constantly develop our Youth with this subject in good nine pages. Programme to be attractive and Guide the Young People. You all challenging to today’s young people. have the responsibility of guiding Two, just imagine if all of us are young people through the Scout leaders of adultsÖ.if all of us are Method. It may seem very theoretical, commissioners.. we will wake up one but we are blessed by what our Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 15

“Back to the Troop asks every adult leader in Scouting to be directly involved with young people through the Scout units.”

founder has “invented” – the Scout enthused with a new-found vigour to Method. Unit leaders have been using form young people as responsible this method since B.-P. introduced citizens. Scouting in 1907, so there has been From the chairman of the Asia- plenty of time to prove it works- and I Pacific Regional Scout Committee to think that you will agree with me if I the newest unit leader, we all share say that this great invention works. the joy of working with young people. Today, we do not use the word You make a vital difference in the teach but educate, not train but quality of Scouting you deliver and, guide. Because it is from the Scouting most importantly, to the lives of young experience that young people people. transforms himself into a responsible Also in this roundtable, we are citizen. proud and happy to give each one of Train Future leaders. One of the you an Asia-Pacific Edition of Scouting qualities of a good leader is to identify For Boys, which B.P originally wrote in and train a leader who will help run 1908. the Troop and in the future, continue Finally, I wish you all the best and the works he has done. may you have a fruitful roundtable.

The Roundtable This roundtable is designed as a two way learning – first, we learn from you and then we share what we have. Therefore, much group discussions will be used in the sessions and we ask you to make use of this time to discuss with one another. Take part in the discussions and contribute ideas as much as possible. In this roundtable, you will have an opportunity to share programme ideas with one another. Make use of this time to learn from one another. We hope that when you go back to your unit, you will have fresh ideas and 16 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Welcome Remarks

by Mr John C Y Hui Vice-Chairman, Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Committee Chief Commissioner, Scout Association of Hong Kong

Brother and Sister Scouts, Your visit coincides with the visit of As Vice-chairman of Asia-Pacific His Majesty King of Sweden who as Region and on behalf of the members the Honorary President of the World of the Scout Association of Hong Scout Foundation. He shall be with Kong, I extend my warmest welcome you on Sunday morning at Gilwell to you all participants to attend the Campsite. I hope you will make the Asia-Pacific Regional Unit Leaders’ best use of this occasion to talk to the Roundtable in Hong Kong. King to air your views on Scouting and training etc. It is a valuable occasion for all participants to share your ideas on In addition, I wish every one a very strengthening the quality of youth happy stay in Hong Kong. programme and maximize youth Happy Scouting! membership at unit level. I wish you all a beneficial and memorable discussion. Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 17 Aim and Objectives

AIM OBJECTIVES

To give an opportunity to unit leaders At the end of the 4-day workshop, to gather to gether ad discuss among the participants will be able to: themselves common problems they • describe young people’s traits in a are faced with and come up with fast changing society and explain practical solutions on how to address how these changes affect today’s them. young people; •share Youth Programme ideas and identify strategies of retaining young people in Scouting; and • analyze the increasing cost of Scouting and find ways on how to cope with it. 18 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Programme

25 April 2002 (Thursday) 27 April 2002 (Saturday) Arrivals 0700~0800 Breakfast 1500~1700 Registration 0800~0815 Announcements 1700~1800 Orientation 0815~0915 Mission of Scouting 1800~1900 Opening Ceremony 0915~1015 Scouting : An 1900~2100 Welcome Dinner Education Movement 1015~1030 Break

26 April 2002 (Friday) 1030~1230 The Programme Cycle 0800~0900 Breakfast (Overseas 1230~1430 Lunch (cooked by the Participants) participants) 0900~1200 Preliminary Session 1430~1630 The Programme Cycle (cont’d) 1000~1230 Todays’ Young People 1630~1645 Break 1230~1400 Lunch 1645~1745 The Programm Cycle 1400~1500 Depart HKSC to (cont’d) Gilwell Camsite 1745~1800 Summary of the Day 1500~1600 Settling Down 1800~2000 Dinner 1600~1745 TROOP: Where Real Scouting Happens 2000 TAPS 1745~1800 Summary of the Day 1800~2000 Dinner 2000 TAPS Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 19

28 April 2002 (Sunday) 29 April 2002 (Monday) 0700~0800 Breakfast 0700~0800 Breakfast 0800~0815 Announcements 0800~0900 Break Camp 0815~0915 The Program Cycle 0900~PM Depart Gilwell (conclusion) Campsite to HKSC 0915~1015 Membership, Free Afternoon Recruitment and 1900~2100 Closing Ceremony Retention International Night 1015~1100 Royal Visit and Farewell Dinner 1100~1430 Lunch TAPS 1430~1530 Cost of Scouting 1530~1630 Unit Leaders’ Declaration and Recommendations 1630~1645 Break 1645~1745 Open Forum and Evaluation 1745~1800 Summary of the Day 1800~2000 Dinner 2000 TAPS 20 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Photo Gallery

Opening Ceremony

Working Groups

The Royal Visit Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 21

Around the Roundtable 22 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable Directory

Republic of China Ho Kit Wan Rm 2003 Blk B Police Married Qtr Jung-Hui Chen No. 1 Fung Shun., Woshe Shatin NT No. 96, Sangun Road Tel No. 852-224553(2) Zhong Cuo Cun Fax No. 852-26873677 Kaosiung, Taiwan 823 Tel No. 886 -7-6422838 Yau Shun King Peggy Fax No. 886-7-6515604 Flat A 31/F Tower 2 Ocean Pointe Sham Tseng His-Ching Lin Tel No. 852-90222553 103, Rd. Yui Yin, Yuan Lin Town Fax No. 852-30065200 Chuan Hwa Country, Taiwan Email [email protected] Hui-Chun Sung Yiu Chi Lung 103, Rd. Yui Yin, Yuan Lin Town 4F 10 Grampian Rd Chuan Hwa Country, Taiwan Hong Kong Tel No. 886-47-290355 Tel No. 852-23379823 Fax No. 886-48-341014 Fax No. 852-23387011 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Ma Shu Chun Lee Ka Ho Solomon 8 Fl No. 1 Lane 24 Manchang Rd Flat D 15 F, Scala Mansion Gou San Area, Kaohsiung City 29 Tsat Tsz Mui Road Taiwan North Point, Hong Kong Tel No. 886-7-5876156 Tel No. 852-94235710 Fax No. 886-7-5857150 Fax No. 852-23432176 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Teng Chi Chien Au Ching Pong 53 Chung Sing Road, Haulien City Flat E, 7 F, Che Cheung Bldg Haulien, Taiwan Tzs Wan Shan Shan Tel No. 886-3226726 Kowloon, Hong Kong Email [email protected] Tel No. 852-95824772 Email [email protected] Hong Kong Yip Wing-Choy Rm 407 Block C Homantin PMQ81 Lo Chung Man Tommy Chung Hau Street, Kowloon A2 9/F Believe Garden Tel No. 852-27620477 53 Kung Lok Road Kwuntong Fax No. 852-96382084 Kowloon, Hong Kong Email [email protected] Tel No. 852-92524505 Fax No. 852-23441312 Lam Kim Nam Email [email protected] Rm C1106, PMO 81 Chung Hau StreetHomantin, Kowloon Lau Siu Nam Hong Kong 33 Kho Shan Tsuen, 2F Tel No. 852-27614436 Cheung Chau, Hong Kong Email [email protected] Tel No. 852-29816921 Fax No. 852-25080656 Email [email protected]

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Malaysia Dr Evelyn Vicencio Boy Scouts of the Philippines Sim Tik Wee National Office L3060, Jalan Batu Kawa 181 Natividad Almeda-Lopez Street Taman Desa Wira, 93250 Kuching Ermita Manila, Philippines Sarawak, Malaysia Tel No 63 2 5275109 Tel No. 60 82 688331 Fax No 63 2 5280577 Fax No. 60 82 337070 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] [email protected] Mr Anthony Chan Kit-Chu Scout Association of Hong Kong 10 F, Hong Kong Scout Centre Papau New Guinea Scout Path, Austin Road Kowloon, Hong Kong Tau Charlie Ila Tel No. 852 23773300 P.O. Box 1296, Port Moresby NCD Papua New Fax No. 852 2302 1001 Guinea Email [email protected] Tel No. 675 3242435 Fax No. 675 3242139 Mr Syd Castillo World Scout Bureau/APR 4 F, ODC Building, 219 Salcedo Street Staff Legaspi Village, Makati City Mr Mohd Habibul Alam 1229 Philippines Bangladesh Scouts Tel No. 63 2 8171675 70/1 Purana Paltan Line Fax No. 63 2 8190093 Inner Circular Road Email [email protected] Kakrail, Dhaka-1000 Ms Elise Wong Bangladesh Scout Association of Hong Kong Tel No. 880 2 9337714 10 F, Hong Kong Scout Centre Fax No. 880 2 9342226 Scout Path, Austin Road Email [email protected] Kowloon, Hong Kong Dr Kuan Chi Ming Tel No. 852 23773300 The General Association of the Scouts of Fax No. 852 2302 1001 China Email [email protected] 9 Lane 12, Sec. 1 Chien Kuo Ms Iza Capinlac N Road, Taipei Taiwan 104 World Scout Bureau/APR Republic of China 4 F, ODC Building, 219 Salcedo Street Tel No. 886 2 27401336 Legaspi Village Makati City Fax No. 886 2 27736525 Philippines Email [email protected] Tel No. 63 2 8171675 Fax No. 63 2 8190093 Email [email protected] Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable 25

Our special thanks to the Scout Association of Hong Kong 10 F, Hong Kong Scout Centre Scout Path, Austin Road Kowloon, Hong Kong for hosting this successful First Unit Leader’s Roundtable 26 Asia-Pacific Unit Leader’s Roundtable

World Organization of the Scout Movement Asia-Pacific Region 4 F, ODC Building, 219 Salcedo Street Legaspi Village Makati City Philippines

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