National Jamboree of Scout in Cambodia

Bringing together Rover Scouts from across Cambodia for a large-scale event to foster unity, skill-building, and cultural exchange.

Objectives:

• Strengthen bonds among scouts from different regions.
• Enhance skills in leadership, teamwork, and environmental stewardship.
• Promote cultural diversity and national pride.

Duration of the Initiative:

• Annually (ongoing since 2018).

Positive Impact:

• Over 350 participants engaged in each jamboree.
• Increased cross-regional collaboration and cultural exchange.
• Enhanced scout skills in outdoor activities, environmental conservation, and disaster preparedness.

Target Group:

• Rover scout across 25 provinces in Cambodia

Preparation Phase:

• Program vision: Plan an engaging and inclusive agenda focused on scouting principles and community service.
• Identifying partners: Collaborate with local governments, international scout organizations, and NGOs.
• Organizational committee structure: Form committees for event management, logistics, safety, and program design.
• Timeline: Establish milestones for participant registration, venue preparation, and activity coordination.
• Media plan: Promote the event through scout networks, schools, and public media.
• Resources: Secure funding for travel, camping equipment, and program materials.
• Participant selection mechanism: Encourage participation from scouts across all provinces, ensuring diverse representation.

Implementation Phase:

• Program registration: Facilitate registrations through local scout councils and online platforms.
• Managing the initiative: Organize workshops, team challenges, and cultural exchange activities.
• Monitoring performance: Supervise activities to ensure safety and engagement.
• Documentation: Capture key moments through photos, videos, and daily reports.

Post-Initiative Phase:

• Evaluating the initiative: Collect feedback from participants, leaders, and partners.
• Preparing the final report: Document outcomes, challenges, and lessons learned.
• Follow-up: Encourage participants to share experiences in their communities and plan for the next jamboree.