Report 2015-2017

AFRICA SCOUT FOUNDATION

REPORT 2015-2017

A Vision for Sustainability AFRICA SCOUT FOUNDATON

Tel: (+254 20) 245 09 85 Mobile: (+254 728) 496 553 [email protected] www.scout.org/africascoutfoundation

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(i) TABLE OF CONTENTS

About the Africa Scout Foundation 01

Progress Report for the Period 2015-2017 02

Foundation Events 04

Foundation Projects 05

Challenges and Opportunities 07

Strategic Plan 2017-2022 08

Funds Summary for the Period 2015- 2017 09

Joining the Africa Scout Foundation 09

Acknowledgements 10

Contact Information 10

Appendix 1: List of Members 11

Appendix 2: Statement of Finacial Position as at 30 september 2016 15

Appendix 3: Statement of Income and Expenditure for the Year Ended 30 16 September 2016

(ii) ABOUT THE AFRICA SCOUT FOUNDATION

The Africa Scout Foundation (ASF) was set up to raise funds to support the growth and development of Scouting in the Region. Over the years, its performance has not been as expected thus this year witnessed initiatives aimed at revamping the ASF to enable it better perform its core fundraising function.

With the vision of “ensuring a future for Scouting in Africa” the Africa Scout Foundation aims to promote the growth of Scouting and support more young people in Africa to gain knowledge, develop skills and attitudes through quality educational programmes towards creating a better world by continuous accumulation of capital fund. These funds are raised through donations, grants, membership contributions and other legal methods of fundraising. The Foundation also seeks non-capital donations to support specific Scouting projects.

To achieve its mission, the foundation pursues the following The Africa Scout Foundation in fulfilling its objectives objectives: engages in the following major activities: • To contribute to the general budget and sustainability of the World Scout Bureau Africa Support Centre • Mobilizing financial resources, material and technical • To contribute to the strategic goal of making Scouting the support available in Africa and beyond for the benefit world’s leading educational youth movement, enabling of Scouting 100 million young people to be active citizens creating • Developing partnerships and harness individual and positive change in their communities and in the world corporate support from friends of Scouting in and based on shared values. outside Africa • To win support for the movement in Africa by raising • Sensitizing the society on the role of the Foundation in awareness on the role of Scouting in the lives of young supporting growth and development of Scouting in people and society as a whole. Africa • Recruiting, properly managing and frequently updating members of the Foundation on its progress.

The Africa Scout Foundation has direct contact and fully cooperates with WOSM through the Africa Scout Committee, having a sole objective which is to help develop Scouting in the Africa Region. It undertakes to allocate all proceeds from income accruing from its endowment to the World Scout Bureau Africa Support Centre; although a small portion may be retained as a safeguard against inflation or devaluation of investments, or, if necessary, to cover the costs of its own operations

1 PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD 2015-2017

“Our role as the Africa Scout Foundation is to raise funds for our region to support the Africa Regional Office, National Scout Organizations and individual Scouts. As Africa is rising and the middle class is growing and poverty is reducing - we have to begin as Africa to support our own Scouting activities.”

Prof. Dr. Maggie Kigozi, Chairperson of the Africa Scout Foundation, Speaking at the Africa Scout Day Celebrations in Arusha, Tanzania on 11 March 2017

GOVERNANCE

BOARD MEMBERS BOARD MEETINGS Following the recommendation of the Africa Scout The board held two statutory meetings in the year under Foundation general meeting held at the margin of the review as follows: 16th Africa Scout Conference in Kampala/Uganda in August 2015, and upon review of the list of nominees to sit • The first meeting took place at the sidelines of the on the Board of the Foundation, the Africa Scout Africa Scout Day celebrations in Accra, Ghana in Committee, at its March 2016 meeting in Accra, Ghana March 2016. approved the following as members of the Board of the • A Joint Consultative meeting between the Chairperson Foundation for a five-year term from 2015-2020: of the Africa Scout Foundation, The Chairperson of the Africa Scout Committee and the Regional Director also 1. Prof. Dr. Maggie Kigozi (Uganda): Chairperson took place in November 2016 2. Mr. Olusoga Sofolahan (Nigeria): Vice Chairperson • As a way of enhancing inter-regional collabora- 3. Ms. Jemima Nartey (Ghana): Member tion and, the Chairperson of the Regional Scout 4. Hon. Rui Falcao Pinto de Andrade (Angola): Member Foundations and the Regional Directors for Africa and 5. Dr. Wayne A. Davis (Ethiopia): Africa Scout Committee Arab Regions met in Kuala Lumpur in March 2017 to Chairperson, Ex-Officio Member discuss how to enhance collaboration towards further 6. Mr. Jeremy Miriti Naivasha (Kenya): Acting Regional supporting the work of Scouting in the two regions. Treasurer, Ex-Officio Member • The Africa Scout Committee at its March 2016 7. Mr. Frederic Tutu Kama-Kama: Regional Director, meeting in Ghana approved the elected and Ex-Officio Secretary appointed members of the board

2 COMMUNICATION

As a way of helping to improve the awareness and visibility on Africa Scout Foundation, various communication initiatives have been implemented with the support of Communications unit of the World Scout Bureau Africa Support Centre; as highlighted below:

Creation of a webpage on scout.org to enhance disseminate of news and information about the foundation. The webpage can be accessed through this address: www.scout.org/africascoutfoundation

Creation of a Facebook social media interaction page that can be accessed through this address: www.facebook.com/AfricaScoutFoundation

Creation of a Twitter social media interaction page that can be accessed through this address: www.twitter.com/AfricaScoutFoundation

MEMBERSHIP Creation of a Instagram social media interaction page that can be accessed through this address: www.instagram.com/AfricaScoutFoundation NEW MEMBERSHIP LEVEL In order to open up new opportunities fro growing Development of a detailed Communication Strategy with a contributions to the Foundation, the ASF Board approved focus on effective branding and communication, the introduction of a new membership level. The new networking and partnerships development, enhancing Diamond level will be available for all three categories as stakeholders engagement and supporting fundraising. follows:

Individual membership category at USD 10,000 Scout Associations Membership category at USD 15,000 Corporate Membership Category at USD 50,000.

Uncategorized Bronze Silver Gold Platinum Diamond Individual 21 248 23 10 20 00 Members Scout Association 10 06 10 03 06 00 Members Corporate 00 00 00 00 00 00 Members Totals 31 254 33 13 26 00

3 FOUNDATION EVENTS

“The values of the Scout Movement and let us also not forget the Girl Guides, are what we need for the youth everywhere. I am saying so because they are holistic. They do not deal with just one or another aspect of our living situation. The Scout ethos reaches far into the individual and at the centre of the discipline it inculcates is the desire to sacrifice, to provide for, and to live for other human beings.”

H.E Flt. Lt Jerry John Rawlings, Former Pres- ident of the Republic of Ghana, Speaking at the 16th Africa Scout Conference in Kampala , Uganda in August 2015

20TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER FUNDRAISING DINNER FOUNDATION GATHERING UGANDA, 2015 GHANA, 2016 AZERBAIJAN, 2017

In the framework of the 16th Africa An Africa Scout Foundation dinner On the sidelines of the 41st World Scout Conference that was held in reception to mobilize resources for the Scout Conference that was held in Kampala, Uganda in August 2015, foundation was hosted at Cleavers Baku, Azerbaijan in August 2017, the the Africa Scout Foundation hosted House in Accra, Ghana in March 2016. Foundation hosted a gathering for a Dinner reception to commemorate This was in the framework of the Africa members present. its 20th Anniversary since inception in Scout Day celebrations hosted by the 1995. Ghana Scout Association. The gathering saw, for the first tim ever, the recognition of 5 committed The dinner, which was partly sponsored The Korea Scout Association members as Ambadassors of the by the Government of the Republic sponsored dinner brought in Foundation. This was in honour of their of Uganda realized USD 4,648.23 from USD 860.00 from ticket sales. outstanding committment and efforts Ticket sales and USD 1,927.60 from in promoting the cause of the auctions. The event was graced by H.E. Flt. Lt. Foundation. Jerry John Rawlings, former Presdient The former President of the Republic of of the Republic of Ghana. Ghana, H.E. Jerry John Rawlings was the Chief Guest at the event.

4 FOUNDATION PROJECTS

AFRICA SUPPORT CENTRE OFFICE BLOCK PROJECT

A Home for the Africa Scout Region

The Board of the Africa Scout Foundation invites individual The most urgent project being the construction of the World Scouts, Scouts Leaders, Former Scouts, National Scout Scout Bureau Africa Support Premise in Nairobi. The office Organizations, Friends of Scouting in government or in will be built at Rowallan business across the continent of Africa to become members National Scout Camp where the Government of the of the Foundation and contribute to its flagship projects. This Republic of Kenya and Kenya Scouts Association have invitation is also extended to government agencies, non graciously allocated 2 acres of land to the Bureau. governmental organizations and private businesses who can join under corporate membership. The Africa Scout Foundation was formed in 1995 to raise and manage funds to support Scouting in Africa. Monies raised Funds raised from members go towards supporting the so far have been mainly from Scouts and friends from across growth and development of Scouting in the Africa Region the globe. This invitation welcomes Scouts and Friends of through various projects. The Foundation has identified two Scouting in government, business and civil society to join flagship projects which it intends to support; World Scout and contribute to training of future leaders of our continent Bureau Africa Support Centre premise and the Nyeri through Scouting’s educational programme. International Scout Centre. We truly thank you for your generous contributions and support.

5 FOUNDATION PROJECTS

NYERI INTERNATIONAL SCOUT CENTRE PROJECT

“Protecting the Baden Powell’s Heritage and Legacy in Nyeri, Kenya.”

About 150 kilometres from Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya At long last, the Government of Kenya has allocated a 2.02 stands PAXTU, the last residence of the founder of Scouting, hectare pieces of land for the establishment of the Nyeri Lord Baden Powell. Towards the sunset of his fulfilled life, The International Scout Centre. Now we need your support in Chief Scout of the World had chosen to retire at the foot of realizing this long overdue project. Mount Kenya, in the area of the Central Highlands region in Nyeri. It is also here that he and his wife, Lady Olave Powell, Any special contribution you make towards it, individually Chief Guide of the World, chose to be buried. or as a group, organization or company, will also be acknowledged in a special manner with a certificate and/ In 1989, the 7th Africa Scout Conference meeting in Lome, or by naming one of the facilities after you. Your support Togo resolved to establish an International Scout Centre in counts! Nyeri, in honour of the founder and offer Scouts from all over the world an opportunity to experience the peace and tranquility with nature that the founder experienced there.

6 OPPORTUNITIES

We see the following as opportunities for the growth of the Africa Scout Foundation in the coming years:

• Supporting the annual budget of the World Scout Africa Support Centre • Issuance of annual grants towards various programmes and projects in the region • Increasing the Foundation’s financial capital base and investments in diversified portfolios • Growth of membership in all categories together with the formation of a vibrant network of contributors who meet regular and engage on advocating for the cause of Scouting. • Widening options for contributions and diversification of income streams through things such as special non capital fund contributions and innovative fundraising campaigns to spur growth form unexploited segments of CHALLENGES society • Increased sense of ownership by members, African indi- Challenges the Foundation continues to face include: viduals and National Scout Organizations • Need for a professional fundraiser to lead the Foundation’s • Establishment of professional structures and systems to resource mobilization efforts propel the Foundation forward • Lack of strategic leadership • Better recognition, appreciation and retention of mem- • Little capital investment hence little profits bers/contributors • Absence of a strategy/blue print to guide the • Making the Foundation’s cause more appealing and Foundation’s focus strategically relevant • Information about the Foundation is not widely • Development of a comprehensive and up-to-date data- disseminated base and communication systems for regular and time- • Little engagement and interaction with of the members/ ly updates and reports to all members/contributors for contributors enhanced transparency and accountability • Lack of ownership by regional leaders • A vibrant and committed board with greater capacity to • Little motivation to achieve set targets better manage the Foundation • Clearly defined terms of Reference for the Board • Development of a wide pool of fundraisers “ASF ambas- • A functional Secretariat to manage its day-to-day sadors” operations • Dependency syndrome of African NSOs leading to lack of participation in the Foundation • The cause of the Foundation has been slightly diluted over the years and lost the umph to drive its own agenda

7 AFRICA SCOUT FOUNDATION STRATEGIC PLAN 2017-2020

The Africa Scout Foundation Board, with the support of the world Scout Bureau Africa Support Centre has developed a five-year strategic plan to guide its operations. This was necessitated by the need to consolidate and efocusr the work of the Foundation in order to give impetus to the achievement of its objectives.

This strategic plan is anchored on four priority areas whose accomplishment will propel the Foundation to greater heights. These are Leadership Development, Stakeholders Engagement, Financial Growth and Sustainability and Communication, Marketing and Networking.

VISION MISSION Ensuring a future for Scouting in Africa To raise funds to promote the sustainable growth of Scouting by investing in more young people in Africa to contribute to the development of a better world. STRATEGIC PRIORITY 1: STRATEGIC PRIORITY 2: STRATEGIC PRIORITY 3: STRATEGIC PRIORITY 4: LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT STAKEHOLDERS ENGAGEMENT FINANCIAL GROWTH AND COMMUNICATION, SUSTAINABILITY MARKETING & NETWORKING This priority are focuses on the The ASF aims to develop To ensure that Scouting in The Africa Scout Foundation Board and Secretariat of the strategies to better engage Africa continues to make a should establish efficient and Foundation. The board should its current and potential positive impact not only to effective systems for be composed of volunteers members and instill a sense the current but also the future communicating to current that have the capacity and of ownership in them through generations, the Africa Scout and potential donors in order motivation to fundraise and being accountable to them. Foundation will continue to build and maintain the inspire the growth and This would ensure every engaging in activities and critical awareness on its development of Scouting in member actively participates initiatives that guarantee cause and progress. By the Region. The work of the in the activities of the financial growth and building a favourable image Board should be supported foundation and contributes sustainability. The ambition of through marketing and by a functional secretariat towards raising its stakes. the foundation is to endow advocacy the Foundation adequately resourced to fulfill Better engagement of the Scouting in Africa with a will position itself as a credible the mission of the different stakeholders will minimum target of partner to attract and retain foundation. This is to be ultimately unlock more USD 1 million by 2023. donors who believe in the driven by the mantra “aim funding opportunities and value and impact of the work high and don’t sell yourself widen the ASF support base of Scouting in Africa. short”.

The more detailed strategic plan with the corresponding action under each strategic priority is provided in a separate document that is available at www.scout.org/africascoutfoundation.

8 FUNDS SUMMARY

Below is a summary of the Foundation’s Funds as at 30th September 2016 JOINING THE AFRICA SCOUT FOUNDATION

USD We invite you to be a partner in this undertaking. Join the Contribution - Africa 57,093.78 Africa Scout Foundation today. Donations can be made in Contribution - America 37,310.75 a number of different ways, including a gradual scheme established by the donor. The various alternatives confer Contribution - APR 62,885.00 access to the different grades within the membership Contribution - Europe 54,486.19 scheme, each with its own distinct recognition. Others 3,285.93 Contribution - Arab 1,000.00 The Foundation also accepts non capital donations, which Contribution - Eurasia 5,000.00 are channeled directly to the Africa Scout Region together with the revenues from the capital fund.

Total Contributions 221,061.65 By joining the Africa Scout Foundation in one of the USD membership categories: Individuals 155,458.09 • You will have assisted the Foundation to achieve its Associations & Groups 65,603.56 mission of supporting the growth and development of Dinner in Angola (2012) 2,432.00 Scouting in Africa; • You will be registered in the appropriate membership Dinner in Uganda (2015) 4,648.23 category in the Foundation; Dinner in Ghana (2016) 860.00 • You will receive your certificate of membership and Auctions in Uganda (2015) 1,927.60 other benefits commensurate with that category

Total 230,929.48 To join the Africa Scout Foundation or for any queries/ information, visit www.scout.org/africascoutfoundation.

You can also contact the Regional Director & Secretary to FINANCIAL STATEMENTS & AUDITOR’S REPORT the Africa Scout Foundation Board at [email protected] or [email protected]. The audited Financial Statements and Report of the independent Auditor for the year ended 30 September 2016 is attached in Appendix 2

9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONTACT INFORMATION

We thank all those who have continually walked with us All official correspondences regarding the Foundation towards this path of contributing towards the development should be addressed to: and sustainability of Scouting in Africa. We recognize and appreciate all members of the Foundation for their selfless The Chairperson, contributions over the years. We also thank our notable Africa Scout Foundation Board, partners including the World Scout Foundation and World Through The Regional Director, Scout Bureau Africa Support Centre and National Scout World Scout Bureau Africa Support Centre, Organizations among others. In a special way, the Foundation Rowallan National Scout Camp, thanks H.E. Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings, former President of the Opposite ASK Jamhuri Showground “Gate E” Republic of Ghana for his tremendous support to the activities P. O. Box 63070 - 00200, City Square, of the Foundation especially over the last one year. Nairobi, Kenya.

We value all your contributions and will continue to partner Telephone: (+254 20) 245 09 85, with you to ensure a bright future for Scouting in Africa. Mobile: (+254 728) 496 553 Thank you! Email: [email protected] Web: www.scout.org/africascoutfoundation

10 LIST OF MEMBERS - INDIVIDUALS CATEGORY

Dr. Ming-Huey Kao China Leung On-Fook Hong Kong UNCATEGORIZED (Below USD 250) Tsan-Yang Wu China Lai Sze-Nuem Hong Kong Chih-Yun Liu China Dr. Tam Man-Kwan Hong Kong NAME COUNTRY Tim Kuo China Horace Ho Man-Kit Hong Kong 1. Jean Cedric Nsoa Cameroon Dr. Chih-Ming Kuan China Arthur Li Kit-Chee Hong Kong 2. Sassa Pwatti DR Congo Vileke Skat Raker China William Lee Ka-Chung Hong Kong 3. Abdul Rahman Holly Boadi Ghana Chany Wen-Shing China J. C. Stuart MacDoull Hong Kong 4. Ms. Babela H. Sow Kenya Léonard Yapo Offoumou Côte d'Ivoire Dr Chau Cham-son Obe LLD JP Hong Kong 5. Jeremiah Nyaga Kenya Doumbia Gnamakolo Côte d'Ivoire Mr Steve Lau Hon-Wah BBS JP Hong Kong 6. Lydiah Kiburu Kenya Ycossie Sahali Marie Louise C. Cote d’Ivoire MR LI FUNG-LOK Hong Kong 7. Halidon Sayouba Niger Lidija Pozaic Frketic Croatia MR LO Wai-Shing Hong Kong 8. Clement Tuyo Nigeria Joseph Paluku DR Congo Mr Chan lu-seng Hong Kong 9. Dr. Gabriel A. Aletor Nigeria Bagunda K. Manegabe Théodore DR Congo Mr Peter HO Wing-Ko MBE Hong Kong 10. Elder Aki Eyo Aki Nigeria Kjeld J.V. Jespersen Denmark Hong Po-sum Hong Kong 11. Emanuel Eseine Nigeria Bjarne Heide Jørgensen Denmark Miss OpheliaChan Chiu-Ling Hong Kong 12. Simple Mohammed Abdullahi Nigeria Mr.Björn Skjelsager Denmark MR Simon Law Wing-lam Hong Kong 13. Me. Bernard Elizabeth Seychelles Mrs.Karen Skjelsager Denmark MR.HO Wai-chi, Paul Hong Kong 14. Brian February South Africa Mrs.Dorthe Lilleris Denmark MR. Patrick P.K.WU JP Hong Kong 15. Agba Tchapou Togo Jorgen G. Rasmussen Denmark MR. Jimmy YOUNG Kar-che Hong Kong 16. Gabriel K. Kalungi Uganda Kristian B. Wachtel Denmark Mr.Tom CHAN Lap-chee Hong Kong 17. Martin Ebuu Uganda Ole Broholm Andersen Denmark Mr.Anthony Chan Kit-chu PMSM Hong Kong 18. Tom D. Johnson USA Mr.Per Hylander Denmark Mr YU Woon-wai Hong Kong 19. A. Johnston USA Mrs Anne Margrethe Jessen Denmark Chin-Fa Yeh Hong Kong 20. Hall John W. USA Mr.Leif Jessen Denmark TANG Kwai-nang BBS JPS Hong Kong 21. John Landau Zimbabwe Kristoffer Anhoej Denmark Tam Yick Yin (in Memoriam) Hong Kong Esben Holager Denmark Mohamed Ali Khalid India Pia Melin Mortensen Denmark Srinath T. V. India (USD 250) Anna Davis Ethiopia Shri Prassanna India BRONZE Sampo Lappalainen Finland Howard E. Kilroy Ireland Inka Hopsu Finland Riccardo Della Rocca Italy NAME COUNTRY Karin E. Ahlback Finland Takemichi Toby Suzuki Japan Rui Luis Falcao Angola Philippe Pijollet France Noboru Ito Japan Maria Odeth Angola Luc Panissod France Mitsunoshi Uematsu Japan Anna Elisa Puibello Argentina Laurence Dawidowicz France Motoyoshi Sawada Japan Dr. William Wells Australia Pascal Poumailloux France Toyoo Minai Japan Neil Westaway Australia ERIC THIERRY ISITE France Akihito Minagawa Japan Sir Robert K.woods Australia Massaye Boulingui-Ngouangui Gabon Tatsuaki Murase Japan Habibul Alam Bangladesh Aliu Mommar Njai Gambia Kaichiro Masuda Japan Prof. Dr. Nizamuddin Ahmed Bangladesh Jerry Aykins Ghana Masanobu Matsuko Japan José Mario Moraes E Silva Brazil Isaac N. Addy Ghana Ko Itoya Japan Fernando Brodeschi Brazil Hartmut Keyler Germany Yoritake Matsudaira Japan Jean Wauters de Besterfeld Burundi Hubert Heindl Germany Ko Yoshida Japan Déo Gratia Mutera Burundi Alexandro Modiano Greece Tadashi Sugihara Japan Alphonse Ntisinzira Hirondelle Burundi Vassilios Birtsas Greece Michio Abe Japan Jeanne Ebongue Cameroon John Hui Chiu-Yui Hong Kong Kuniichi Komachi Japan Florence Chen Canada Charles Wong Tak-Leung Hong Kong Kunio Suzuki Japan Daniel Lewis Canada Yeun Hing-Keung Hong Kong 11 Tsuneo Shinoda Japan Francisco Roman Philipines Katrin Schrewelius Sweden Tomomichi Gouke Japan Mr. Abdullah Rasheed Philipines Juris Ulmanis Sweden Kneji Horie Japan Hon. Jejomar C. Binay Philipines Dr. Jacques Moreillon Switzerland Minoru Nishimura Japan Agnieszka Siluszek Polland John Geoghegan Switzerland Tatsuo Yamada Japan Karol Gzyl Polland Marc Lombard Switzerland Yoshio Danjo Japan Magdalena Noszczyk Poland David Allemann Switzerland Tadashi Tsutsumi Japan Piotr Kowalski Poland K. Mark Arnoud Alexander Switzerland Mari Nakano Japan Malgoratza Sinica Geoge Huang, M. Dr Taiwan Kohnosuke Kobayashi Japan Hulda Solrun Gudmundsdittir Su-Jean Aamlid Taiwan Hideo Baba Japan Alfred Buregeya Rwanda Joseph D. Ngonyani Tanzania Makoto Nakano Japan Ananie Bizimana Rwanda D.S Muhando Tanzania Faith Mathenge Kenya Mrs. Xaverine Buregeya Rwanda Mwantumu Bakari Mahiza Tanzania James Mathenge Kenya Abdullah Alfahad Saudi Arabia Abdulkarim E. H. Shah Tanzania Kiraithe O.A. Nyaga Kenya Dr. Marie-Louise Correa Senegal Rashid K. Mchatta Tanzania Amos S. Wako Kenya Abdoulaye Sar Senegal Eline M. Kitaly Tanzania Simeon Nyachae Kenya Abdourahmane Sow Senegal Sutham Phanthusak Thailand Ngugi J. Gathogo Kenya Pape Abdoukhadir Mbodj Senegal Anatchai Rattakul Thailand Kinuthia N. Murugu Kenya Abdoulaye M.M. Sene Senegal Jan Olav Aamlid Thailand Colonel Henry K. Nyambok Kenya Ibrahima Diallo Senegal Ayim Palamwe Togo Julius Ole Sunkuli Kenya Lamine Diawara Senegal Agba Tchapou Togo Mathias Wanyela Kenya Bachir M. Diouf Senegal Hon. Manuel Pinto Uganda Evelyn Omukubi Kenya Basil Soundy Seychelles Moses Micheal Engadu Uganda Alfred Miriti Mangu Kenya Rubina Haroon Seychelles John Moffat UK Heo, Nam Shik Korea Coleridge Coker Sierra Leone David Mckee UK Kim, Chong IL Korea Dr Mohammed Effendy Rajab Singapore Elspeth Eggleton UK Sonny Kim-Seungu Korea Anthonny THNG Singapore Ivy Elsey UK Sanda Rasoamahenina Madagascar Che Hong Leng Singapore Therese Bermingham UK Geoffrey Teo Y.L. Malaysia John Hunneyball South Africa John R. Donnell Jnr. USA Eric Khoo Malaysia Virginia de la Hunt South Africa Brian D. Thiessen USA Paramasivam Palany Malaysia Garnet de la Hunt South Africa Jin Mastumoto USA Jamal Harim Bin Abdullah Malaysia Winston Adams South Africa P. Mastopoulos USA Jos Nanette Mauritius Nkwenkwe Nkomo South Africa Kenneth K. Humphreys USA Danielo Ramsamy Mauritius Kim Kyu Young South Korea Michael J. Hardebeck USA Roumaan Issemdar Mauritius Solomon Dlamini Swaziland Henry A. Waston II USA Abdullah Rasheed Maldives Goran Hagerdal Sweden Donald Tuttle USA Jameel Usman Maldives T. Carlsson Sweden Mr & Mrs Gregory B. Holt USA Ahmed Ali Maniku Maldives C. Elving Sweden Michael R. Bradle USA Leonardo Adamowicz Mozambique C. Persson Sweden Philip Donnell USA Thjis Stoffer &Van Zuijlen Netherlands Kerstin Bergsten Sweden Bruce Williams USA EDC Osakwe Nigeria Nina Fleck Sweden George Fosselius USA Joseph Lopis Nigeria Erick Reinicke Sweden Robert D. Hammack USA Cpt Ibrahim F. Musa Nigeria Marie Reinicke Sweden Jennifer Hancock USA Jens Døvik Norway Thomas Frostberg Sweden Janine Halverson USA Svein Otto Aure Norway Daggi Elehu Sweden Roger Schrimp USA Lars Atle Andersen Norway Tomas Eriksson Sweden John Inman USA Havard Otto Norway Lars Johansson Sweden Naadia Amoako USA Knut Norway Sassa Orebring Sweden Dr. Stephen Chandiwana Zimbabwe Ingrid Greiby Sweden Chris Mbanga Zimbabwe

12 SILVER (USD 750) GOLD (USD 1,250) PLATINUM (USD 2,000)

NAME COUNTRY NAME COUNTRY NAME COUNTRY 1. Kikas Muchado Angola 1. Claudio de Brito Angola 1. Rui Luis Falcao Angola 2. Benja Satula Angola 2. R.P.G Defour DR Congo 2. Jean Marie Schiltz Burundi 3. Neil Westaway Australia 3. Knud Erik Hansen Denmark 3. Marcel Ledjou Blaquet Côte d'Ivoire 4. Jorgen G. Rasmussen Denmark 4. Tore Torstad Norway 4. Frederic Tutu Kama-Kama DR Congo 5. Niels Dam Denmark 5. Patrick K. Y Tan Singapore 5. Hon. Dr. Tebebe Berhan Ethiopia 6. Esayas Dagnew Gebresalasie Ethiopia 6. Poh Cher Huat Michael Singapore 6. Wayne A. Davis (Dr.) Ethiopia 7. Alexander Wong Kin-Ming Hong Kong 7. Simon Hang Bock Rhee South Korea 7. Henrik Soderman Finland 8. Mr Jones Wong Chung-Hie Hong Kong 8. Victoria Nalongo Uganda 8. Osamu Hirose Japan 9. Herman C. S. Hui Hong Kong 9. Thomas R. Carr USA 9. Jeremy M. Naivasha Kenya 10. Mr. LO Kwok-Hung Hong Kong 10. Justin Kim Hyuong Jinn Korea 10. Lee Young Ku Korea 11. Chan Henry Hong Kong 11. Sofolahan Olusoga Nigeria 12. John Wong Hong Kong 12. Coleridge Coker Sierra Leone 13. Willis Wan Hong Kong 13. Jean Claude Maillard Switzerland 14. Ngan Chi Hung Hong Kong DIAMOND (USD 10,000) 14. David Bull UK 15. Hubert Ho Hong Kong 15. Anne Whiteford UK

16. Kay Lam Hong Kong NAME COUNTRY 16. Scott Teare USA 17. Leonardo Adamowicz Mozambique 17. Robert Lynn Horne MD USA 1. John Neysmith Canada 18. Hussain Sahal Saudi Arabia 18. James Kastelic USA 19. Per Ericksson Sweden 19. Marshall E. Hollis (Dr.) USA 20. M. Fahleryd Sweden 20. Jemima Nartemle Nartey Ghana 21. Prof. Dr. Maggie Kigozi Uganda 22. Dr. Bruce R. Trefz USA 23. Gerald J. Voros USA 24. Patrick Edmond Jean-Marie de Senegal Souza

LIST OF MEMBERS - SCOUT ASSOCIATIONS CATEGORY

UNCATEGORIZED (Below USD 750) BRONZE (USD 750) SILVER (USD 1,250)

NAME COUNTRY NAME COUNTRY NAME COUNTRY 1. Troop 201, Overland Park, KS USA 1. Association des Scouts du Rwanda 1. Gabon Association Gabon USA Rwanda 2. The General Association of China 2. BSGEY,Neuss (DPSG) 2. Kenya Scouts Association Kenya Scouts of China. 3. Kandersteg International Scout Switzerland 3. Liga dos Escuteiros de Mozambique 3. Boy Scouts of Nippon Japan Centre Mocambique 4. Scout Association of Australia Australia 4. Gambia Scout Association The Gambia 4. BP Masonic Lodge 929 IC Hong Hong Kong 5. Danish Scout Council Denmark Kong 5. North Berwich Scout Group-UK United Kingdom 6. Norwegian Guide and Scout Norway 5. CNGEI -Italiano Italy 6. Botswana Scouts Association Botswana Association 6. Association of Top Achievers Uncategorized 7. Ethiopia Scouts Association Ethiopia 7. Youth Delegate Uncategorized Scouts 8. Jau International SIA-Latvia Latvia 8. Associacao de Escuteiros de Angola Angola 9. WAGGGS United Kingdom 9. Burundi Scout Association Burundi 10. Southern Zone - Africa Region Africa Region 10. Federation Des Scouts B-P de Belgium Belgique (ASBL)

13 GOLD (USD 2,500)

NAME COUNTRY 1. WSB-Asia-Pacific Region Philippines 2. Boy Scouts of Sweden-(Swedish Sweden Guide and Scout Council ) 3. Suomen Patiolaiset – Finlands Finland Scouter

PLATINUM (USD 5,000)

NAME COUNTRY 1. Scout Association of Hong Kong Hong Kong 2. Danish Baptist Scouts Denmark 3. Boy Scouts of America USA 4. Korea Scout Association Korea 5. Association of Scouts of Azerbaijan Azerbaijan 6. Polish Scouting & Guiding Poland Association

SPECIAL RECOGNITION FOUNDATION AMBASSADORS

NAME COUNTRY 1. John Neysmith Canada 2. Luc Panissod Switzerland 3. Henrik Soderman Finland 4. Alexander Wong Kin-Ming Hong Kong 5. Jorgen Rasmussen Denmark

14 STATEMENT OF FINACIAL POSITION AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2016

15 STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2016

16 WSB Africa Support Centre, P. O Box 63070, Tel : +254 20 245 0985 [email protected] Rowallan National Scout Camp, 00200 City Square, Fax: +254 20 387 8342 scout.org/africascoutfoundation Kibera Drive, Nairobi. Mobile: +254 728 496553 Opp. ASK Showground “Gate E” Kenya.

Ensuring a Future for Scouting in Africa.