2023 Saemangeum 25th World Scout Jamboree

Press Center Usage Guide

We would like to operate a press center to support journalists' coverage and
provide convenience during the 2023 World Scout Jamboree.
Please refer to the information on the operation and support of the press center.

Ⅰ Operation Overview
○ (Operation period) ‘23. 8. 1. ∼ 8. 12. (12 days)
○ (Venue/Address) Solar Power Energy Evaluation Research Building
in New Renewable Energy Theme Park
○ (Operating facilities) Press room (central/local/foreign press) and
resting room (reporters, support personnel, etc.)
○ (Operating Hours) 09:00 ~ 18:00
※ Opening Ceremony (August 2), Cultural Exchange Day (August 6), and
Closing Ceremony (August 11) open until 22:00
○ (Subject to support) Journalists issued with AD cards1) (domestic and
international reporters, photo reporters, etc.)
※ After receiving the AD card, Safe From Harm training must be completed
○ (Support items) Provision of official briefing or press release, support
for coverage at the Jamboree site, provision of other conveniences, etc.
○ (Inquiries) Public Relations Team, External Relations Headquarters,
Organizing Committee (063)583-9571, (063)584-6282, 6357

Ⅱ Support Detail
○ Press Room Support
- Operation method: Classified into fixed seats that use designated
seats during the event period and autonomous seats that use
autonomous seats without designation
- Usage criteria: Based on the number of participants in the country concerned
• (Fixed seats) The main broadcaster with more than 1,000 participating countries2)
KBS, the host broadcaster
☞ Non-exclusive seats are limited to two hours when the number of seats
exceeds the capacity.

1) Both online applicants through the official website and field applicants will be given AD cards.
2) (As of 7.17) UK (4,465), Germany (2,165), Sweden (2,095) Netherlands (1,916), Taiwan (1,622), Japan
(1,583), Indonesia (1,509), Switzerland (1,477), Belgium (1,232), Chile (1,184) BRIGIL (1,52)
U.S.A.(1,020)

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 ○ Parking lot use: Parking lot near Press Center

○ Press Center Facilities and Equipment

- Press room: Equipped with computer and communication equipment
(wireless and wireless Internet networks, complex machines, etc.)
- Meeting rooms and lounge: equipped with refreshments, etc
○ A preliminary campsite tour
- Participating reporters (official website or on-site reception) will be divided into
groups on the day before the opening ceremony (8.1, 14:00) or on the day of
the opening ceremony (8.2, 10:30/14:00/16:00), They will be accompanied by IST.
- 5 vehicle (12 passengers) / 1 day
○ Briefing

- Period: August 1st to August 12th 10:30 a.m. every day (scheduled)

- Place: Press Center Briefing Room

- Presenter: Director of General Planning, etc

- Contents: Announcement of the results of the previous day's event

and the event plan on the same day based on the comprehensive

report on the daily situation of the general situation room.

※ Promotion of the distribution of separate press releases for event plans

during the opening ceremony, closing ceremony, and cultural exchange day
<Briefing in case of a crisis>
• (Crisis Type) Natural disasters, terrorism, fires, various crimes, equipment failures
and malfunctions, process activities and large assembly site accidents, traffic accidents,
food poisoning, infectious diseases, etc
• (Presenter) Head of Headquarters by Crisis Type

○ Support for food

- Subject to support: Journalists using the press center (domestic and
international coverage, photo reporters, etc.)
- Method of support: Distribution of lunch tickets to restaurants near
the organizing committee, Convenience food delivery
※ Distribution after daily morning demand survey
※ (Lunch ticket) Give within the limit of 100 sheets per day
(Simple meal) Give within the limit of 20 per day

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 < Restaurant available >
- Energy Umji Restaurant (34, Renewable Energy-ro, Haseo-myeon)
- Guam Nongwon (Goindol-ro 325, Sangseo-myeon) (Grilled duck, Grilled Pork etc.) / 063-581-1119
- Ariulsagejeoljuk House (1274, Byeonsan-ro, Haseo-myeon) (Ballak Porridge, Lilies
Porridge, Kalguksu, etc.) / 063-581-0797
- Sanhocho Sashimi Restaurant (Byeonsan-ro, Byeonsan-myeon 1802) (Sashimi, Raw Fish Rice, etc.)
/ 063-584-1473
- Halmaebajrakjuk (Byeonsan-ro 1453 in Haseo-myeon) (Lily porridge, clam porridge, etc.) / 063-583-5058
- Hwangtogil (36-8, Baekryeon-ri, Haseo-myeon, Buan-gun) (Jeyuk Ssambap, etc.) / 063-582-7134

Ⅲ Support For Coverage

○ Coverage area
- Jamboree Campsite ▲ Jamboree Delta(IST Companion Required) ▲ On-site
course Activity Site (IST Companion Required)
※ No coverage of a place to sleep and eat.
○ Move within coverage area
- Within the coverage area, it must be moved on foot, and the course activity
site must be accompanied by IST or dispatched public officials
○ Support for coverage
- Subject to support: Journalists issued with AD cards(domestic and international
reporters, photo reporters, etc.)
※ It takes 10 minutes to walk from the press center to the delta area. Move to
the course activity area by vehicle provided by the OC.(Provided, That if it is
inevitable to use a separate vehicle for broadcasting, it is necessary to
consult with the organizing committee)
○ Method of reporting
- Delta area: Autonomous coverage is possible by walking without
accompanying the IST, etc. However, coverage in compliance with SFH
- On-site Course Activity field : The organizing committee-provided
vehicle accompanied by IST 2-3 times a day moves to the
designated Course Activity Center for coverage.
※ Separate vehicles and time zones can be adjusted in case of consultation.
(Separately attached) Map of campsite and reference to on-site and off-site programs.
○ Outdoor Course Activity field : There is no separate support, but review
whether it is possible when requesting vehicle assistance.

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 <Coverage Note: Due to Jamboree's policy, reporters and participants cannot be 1:1 >

○ During contact with teenagers, two adults should always attend and teenagers
should not be taken to a quiet place such as a tent alone.

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Attachment 1 Course Activity Program Field in the On-site

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 Attachment 2 Daily Press Tour and Coverage Support Plan

<<Schedule is subject to change >>

Sortation 8.1.(Tue) 8.2.(Wed) 8.3.(Thur) 8.4.(Fri) 8.5.(Sat) 8.6.(Sun) 8.7.(Mon) 8.8.(Tue) 8.9.(Wed) 8.10.(Thur)

Support Scout Scout Scout Scout Scout Scout

for 09:10~10:20 Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition
Coverage Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall

C-10 C-10
A-02 B-07 C-09 A-05
14:00~15:30 C-11 C-11
A-06 B-08 C-10 A-06
C-14 C-14

Press Tour A-01

B-07
A-01 A-01
C-9,10,11
14:00~16:00 B-07 B-07
(No
C-9,10,11 C-9,10,11
course
activity)
■ Key Programs by Location
⁃ A-01 : Human Power boat ⁃ B-07 : Hwarang Awards, World Beauty Escape, ⁃ C-09 : Drone, NSO Indonesia, Climbing
⁃ A-02 : Paragliding Water Slide ⁃ C-10 : 2023 Challenge
⁃ A-05 : Woodworking, Hanji, etc ⁃ B-08 : Jump tower challenge, survival village ⁃ C-11 : Taekwondo, K-pop dance
⁃ A-06 : ATV ⁃ C-14 : Horseback riding

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 Reference 1 Location
<A picture of a scene>

<Map>

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 Reference 2 Nearby accommodation facilities

※ We would like to inform you that the accommodation below is not

related to the Jamboree Organizing Committee and is for simple reference only.

<Buan>
- Mohang Haenaru Family Hotel (73, Mohang Beach-gil, Byeonsan-myeon)
- Byeonsan Barahan Pension (799-37, Byeonsan Beach-ro, Byeonsan-myeon, 010-7922-5381)
- Mohang Leisure Town (3554-9, Byeonsan-ro, Byeonsan-myeon, 0507-1378-8867)
- Sparkling Pension (799-77, Byeonsan Beach-ro, Byeonsan-myeon, 010-8653-1881)
- Sonobel Byeonsan (51, Byeonsan Beach-ro, Byeonsan-myeon, 1588-4888)

<Kimje>
- Drive M Hotel (48, Bongdu-ro, Geumgu-myeon, Gimje-si, 063-543-1093)
- PGA Hotel (1875-28, Arirang-ro, Gimje-si, 070-4289-4833)
- Aubaek Hotel (43, Bongdu-ro, Geumgu-myeon, Gimje-si, 063-548-0069)

<Gunsan>
- Avon Hotel (Gunsan City) Haemang-ro 10, 063-730-8000)
- Ramada Hotel (Daehak-ro 400, Gunsan-si, 063-441-8000)
- Best Western Hotel (435, Saemangeumbuk-ro, Gunsan-si, 063-469-1234)

<Jeonju>
- Lahan Hotel (85, Girin-daero, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, 063-232-7000
- Ramada Jeonju Hotel (227, Paldal-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju)
- The May Hotel (800 Girin-daero, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju, 063-246-5555)

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 2023 Saemangeum 25th World
Scout Jamboree Current Status
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2023. 8. 1.

2023 Saemangeum World Scout Jamboree

Organizing Committee
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 Overview of the 25th World Jamboree

□ Significance of the event

The Saemangeum World Jamboree is effective in ➀ enhancing the global
capabilities of youth and promoting youth activities, ➁ enhancing national
image and revitalizing public diplomacy through private exchanges, and ➂
revitalizing local economies and promoting balanced development.
○ In particular, as the first large-scale international youth event after
COVID-19, the successful hosting of the Games is an opportunity to promote
our culture to youth around the world and raise our national profile.
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< World Scout Jamboree>

♢ The World Scout Youth Feast, held every four years, is an international youth
event that contributes to the growth of youth as global citizens by sharing
cultural exchange and friendship through various programs.
First held in London, England in 1920, Korea hosted the event for the second time
in August 1991, following the Goseong Games in Gangwon-do (1.9 million people).
* Recent venues: ('07) United Kingdom, ('11) Sweden, ('15) Japan, ('19) United States
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□ Competition Overview
○ (Name) The 25th World Scout Jamboree in Saemangeum, 2023 (abbreviated as
2023 World Jamboree)
○ (Period) 2023.8.1.(Tue)∼8.12.(Sat) / 12 days
○ (Location) Saemangeum Jamboree site 8.84㎢
About 3 times the area of Yeouido (2.9㎢)
○ (Theme/Vision) Draw your Dream! / A Bigger World in 2023
○ (Contents) Opening and closing ceremonies, course activities, cultural
exchange and experience, exhibitions and performances, daily visitor
(general public) programs, etc.
○ (Host) World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM), Korean Scout Association (KSA)
Organizing Committee for the 2023 Saemangeum World Scout Jamboree* (Lead)

* Consists of 154 members, including five co-chairs (Ministers of Women's

Affairs, Interior, and Culture, Member of Parliament Kim Yoon-duk, and
President Kang Tae-sun) and an executive chair (Governor of Jeonbuk Province).

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 Progress Status

1 Participant status
As of July 26, 2023 (unit: people)

Number of
Registration Domestic International Total
countries
Status
158 3,896 39,359 43,255

※ Europe (UK 4,465, Germany 2,164), North America (US 1,020, Canada 374), Asia
(Taiwan 1,612, Japan 1,577).

2 Immigration and transportation

○ (Immigration support) Providing immigration convenience such as expedited

visa issuance (supported by an invitation letter), exemption from
examination fees, and exemption from fingerprint and facial information
registration upon entry (for persons under 17 years of age, etc.)
- Operation of dedicated immigration checkpoints (7.24.∼8.15.), Jamboree
(help) desk for guidance such as interpretation (7.24.∼8.14.)
* K-ETA application for visa-free and visa-free member countries (99 countries)
(K-ETA for participants under 17 years old from July 23) / Visa issuance
for countries requiring visa issuance (44 countries) ('23.5.∼) / Visa on arrival
(29 countries) ('23.7.∼)
○ (Transportation Measures) Transportation measures are in place to ensure
the safe movement of large groups of people.
Established a plan by identifying transportation schedules by arrival and
departure time (Incheon International Airport ↔ Jamboree venue) (7.4.)
☞ 78 countries (34,751 people) that responded to the survey have been
assigned vehicles, and 80 countries that did not respond have been
assigned vehicles in order of arrival.
※ The United Kingdom (4,356 people / 7.26.) and Sweden (2,060 people / 7.23.)
were assigned separate vehicles by the organizing committee according
to their prior entry and transported from their accommodation to the jamboree site.
※ Domestic participants (3,793) will be transported by local scouting organizations.

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 - Establishment of a traffic and transportation control center, and a plan to
deploy traffic control personnel at key points along the route (highways,
rest areas, etc.) (124 dedicated traffic teams, 64 patrol vehicles)
* Expected congestion on Incheon Airport Road, 2nd and 3rd Gyeongin
Expressway, West Coast Expressway, and entrances to rest areas
Preparation of special transportation measures for the summer vacation season,
including measures to support the Jamboree
* Extended the operation period of special transportation measures to include
the jamboree period (including arrival and departure periods) (7.25.～8.15.)

▪Opening regular and temporary shoulder lanes to reflect the traffic demand
of the jamboree (6 sections of the West Coast Line, 25.7km in total), and
implementing recommendations to restrict construction sites on the West
Coast Line during the jamboree.
▪Providing real-time traffic conditions through road electronic signs (37
locations), navigation (T-map, etc.), traffic information apps, etc.

3 Facility Installation
○ (Infrastructure) Water supply (26 km), sewerage (31 km), temporary sewage
treatment plant (3 locations), parking lot (3 locations), etc.
- Stable operation through inspections such as water transmission pipeline
water supply test and temporary sewage treatment plant commissioning
○ (Upper Facilities) Installation of accommodation support facilities, power and
communication facilities
- Installed accommodation support facilities such as restrooms (330),
showers (300), water fountains (125), and separation collection sites (25).
- External power and communication facilities (electricity poles, street lights,
communication poles, etc.) have been completed, and internal power and
communication facilities are being installed in parallel with internal office
equipment (computers, telephones, photocopiers, etc.).
○ (Accommodation facilities) Participant tents (23,736, including 31 tents for
the disabled), Mongolian tents (3,320, for operations and shade shelters),
and medium and large tents (21, for cafeterias, supply warehouses, etc.)
have been installed.
- Participant tents have been secured for immediate supply when
participants arrive, and Mongolian and medium and large tents have
been installed (power facilities are being connected).

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○ (Other Facilities) Installed the Grand Assembly Hall and Global Youth
Leadership Center (8,525㎡ gross area)*, completed the basic facilities for
the Jigsaw Water Activity Center, and maintained additional facilities
(parking lot markings, signage, etc.).
* 1F (Jamboree Hospital, Reception), 2F (General Situation Room, Office), 3F (Media Center, Meeting Room)

4 Program Operations
○ (On-site)48 types of programs, 143 programs, including self-reliance,
cooperation, and cutting-edge science experiences.
- Hwarang Awards (Hwarang martial arts, Hwarang etiquette, Hwarang hand skills,
etc.), traditional folk games, jamboree pioneering, VR-AR experience, 3D pen art, etc.
○ (Outside the territory) 9 types of programs, including Jigsaw water activities,
forest rope play (Gosapo Beach), etc.
○ (Regional linkage) 8 types of 30 programs in 14 cities and counties in
Jeonbuk, including traditional culture experience in Jeonju Hanok Village
○ (Special activities) Opening ceremony (8.2.), Cultural Exchange Day (8.6.),
Closing ceremony (8.11.), Special events

So Opening Cultural Closing Special event

rt Ceremonies Exchange Day Ceremonies
da '23.7.31.(mon) ~
8.2.(wed) 20:00~ 8.6.(sun) 07:30~ 8.11.(fri) 20:00~
te 8.8.(tue)
Jamboree Forest
(07:30~) ▪1991 Reunion
▪Pre-event -Jamboree (Co mmemo ratin g
planting ceremony ▪Pre-event the 17th Gangwon
-Safety/Promotion Religious -Safety videos Goseong World
al Videos Ceremony (08:00~) -Highlight video Jamboree)
-Main event -Programs of -Dream Seed ∙Local Experience
▪Main event each religion (on Record Video Program
Fe -Flag Entry / stage) Main Event ∙17th World
at Oath -Individual -Oath taking / Jamboree Exhibition
-Opening religious activities flag lowering Center
ur
Declaration Saemangeum Got -Presentation of Saemangeum Big
ed -Welcoming Talent (10:30~) the Federation Dinner (Aug. 8)
remarks -Traditional Flag to the next ∙Cooking contest
Ev -Opening performances of host country for each serve
en remarks each member -Declaration of - C h i c k e n
-Celebration country closure Jamboree Awards
ts
Performance Jamboree Air Post Ceremony -Specialized
▪Follow-up Show (12:30~) -Multimedia show alternative diets
events -Air Force Black -Finale available
-Celebration Eagles Air Show performance
Performance -Army Traditional
-Multimedia show Band Performance
K-POP Concert
(20:00~)

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○ (Daily Visitors) Indirect Jamboree experience programs for youth and
families who do not participate in the Jamboree (exhibition/experience
center, food house, etc.)

￭ (Period/Location) 8.3.∼8.10. / In front of the main assembly hall

￭ (Admission fee) 14 years old and over 20,000 won, 7-13 years old 10,000 won, 6 years
old and under free 10% discount for online advance tickets
￭ (Ticketing method) Online (Ticket Link) Advance booking (17,841 as of '23.7.21.)
Tickets available at the door

5 Safety measures

○ (Heavy Rain Measures) Measures to ensure safe jamboree activities even

during heavy rainfall
- Outer drainage channels (59.9 kilometers) for quick drainage
- Installation of internal drainage ditches for forced drainage (21 out of 22
subareas completed) and installation of simple pump stations (94 out of 100 completed)
※ Secured 3 mobile dredges to be utilized in case of rainy weather.
※ Installed additional internal drainage ditches in the course activity area
(behind the large assembly hall) where flooding is a concern (rural construction)
- Completed crushed stone paving* (172,000㎡) on the grounds and secured pallets
(101,000 pieces/ 4 pieces per tent) to raise the floor (15cm) of tents
(22,000 pieces) and placed them in each camp.
- Lowering the water level of Saemangeum Lake in stages to coincide with
the lowering of the sea level
(Mean Sea Level -1.5m → -2.0m)
Evacuation measures to 342* indoor relief centers in 8 pre-designated municipalities
(with a capacity of more than 50,000 people) in case of heavy rain when jamboree
activities are not possible
* Jeonju (53), Gunsan (64), Iksan (58), Jeong-eup (23), Kimje (59), Wanju (12), Gochang (18), Buan (55)
* Normal precipitation in Buan during the first half of August (1-15) is expected to be 79.1 mm
(weather statistics from '91 to '20/30).

○ (Heat wave measures) Creation of evacuation facilities to avoid heat in

preparation for the August heat wave
- Creating shade facilities on the grounds (7.4 kilometers of walking paths,
including vine tunnels, and 1,720 shade shelters), and installing fog
spraying facilities to lower the temperature in the vine tunnels.
- Plan to provide water (bottled water, drinks) and salt to prevent dehydration

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☞ Evacuation to six pre-designated heat shelters* in the event of a heat wave when
jamboree activities are not possible (capacity of more than 50,000 people)
* Seorim Park, Maechang Park, Haechang Seoksan Forest, Buan Dam, Buan Sports Park,
Buan Indoor Gymnasium.
※ The number of days of special heat warnings (advisories and warnings) in Buan
County during the first half of August (1-15) is expected to be 2.6 days (weather
statistics from '13 to '22/10).

○ (Multi-person group management) Prepare multi-person group safety

management measures to ensure the safety of events involving all
participants, such as opening and closing ceremonies and cultural
exchange days (K-POP performances).
- (Entry/exit management) Plan viewing areas for each camp and provide
advance guidance, sequential entry and exit for each camp, install control
lines to prevent bottlenecks when moving, secure emergency passages,
and show safety promotion videos.
※ Adjusting the size of seats for one person in the large assembly hall (90cm×70cm)
to relieve crowding and secure viewing visibility
- (Buffer space and safety facilities) Securing buffer space within the venue
for early dispersal in the event of a crowded situation, installing barriers
between stages and spectator seats and safety fences for audience members
- (Manpower deployment and response) Deployment of safety personnel for
each movement area, viewing area, and control area (utilizing more than 500
operational personnel)
※ Deployment of IST (Operations Staff, International Service Team) personnel by zone
(16 zones) (10 people each)
- (Coordination system) Deployment of personnel from related organizations
and prompt action in the event of an emergency
※ Pre-training of operational personnel (500 people) (8.1.), conducting mock drills (7.12.),
cooperating with police and firefighters, etc.
○ (Other measures) Establishing a cooperative system with related
organizations such as police, fire, and local governments to prepare
safety measures for infectious diseases, pests, food poisoning, accidents,
fires, and crimes.
- Conducted the second joint government safety inspection (7.11.~13.),
conducted a comprehensive counter-terrorism and disaster safety drill
(7.19.), and operated a comprehensive situation room (7.28~8.14, 3 shifts
per day, 24 hours).

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￭ (Infectious diseases such as COVID-19) World Jamboree by operating the
Infectious Disease Prevention and Response Working Group*.
Preparation of infectious disease prevention and response measures (∼'23.6.)
* Composed of 8 members including the Ministry of Culture, Sports and
Tourism, Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Jeonbuk-do,
Buanan-gun, and related experts ('22.2.)
￭ (Food poisoning) Establish a'Food and Beverage Safety Countermeasures
Headquarters*' to inspect food suppliers and distributors in advance, educate
cooking workers, conduct food transfer and cooking simulation drills, and
promptly inspect food ingredients for food poisoning bacteria at the event, and
immediately investigate the cause of food poisoning when it occurs**.
* Joint operation between the organizing committee, MFDS, and Jeonbuk-do
('23.5-8.)
** Operation of on-site inspection teams and food poisoning cause
investigation teams during the event ('23.7~8.)
￭ (Medical Support) Preventing patient deaths and severe illnesses by operating
jamboree medical facilities and designating cooperating hospitals*.
* One jamboree hospital, five clinics, five emergency medical centers, and six
psychiatric counseling centers Provided post-transfer treatment at partner
hospitals (such as Wonkwang University Hospital Regional Emergency Medical
Center)
☞ Medical personnel secured (228): 34 doctors, 77 nurses, 14 dentists, 12
dental hygienists, 3 pharmacists, 9 first responders, 6 radiologists, etc.
￭ (Pest) Control measures* tailored to growth stages such as larvae and adults
* <Before the event> Removal of larvae through drone control ('23.5～July),
installation of lanterns at nearby rivers and barns where mosquitoes occur
(Buan-gun), and fogging and haze control to control adult mosquitoes ('23.7, 4
times).
<During the event> Haze and fogging (daily), installation of multi-gathering site
repellers (220), floodlights (50), and DMS (2)
￭ (Fire) Activate emergency contact system and immediately respond* according
to the response process.
* Call 119 or EOC → Dispatch the Jamboree Fire Department → Disseminate
the situation (decide whether to suspend course activities, etc.)
￭ (Accidents) Prevent accidents by deploying safety personnel (utilizing more
than 500 operational personnel) and inspecting facilities in advance, and in the
event of an accident, promote immediate response in cooperation with Jeonbuk
Fire Department and Jamboree Hospital.
￭ (Crime) Promote crime prevention education* and operate the Jamboree
Police Station during the event.
* Crime prevention education for participants through 'Safe from Harm',
installation of CCTV, etc.
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 6 Other things

○ (Exhibition Hall) 139 exhibition programs including delegations (57), scouts (9),
Ban Ki-moon SDGs (10), jamboree partners such as Korea Pavilion and
Jeonbuk Pavilion (28), and religious pavilions (9).
○ (Digital support) Opened the Metaverse Experience Center and platform,
supported AI-based intelligentization of CCTV, established a WiFi network,
and supported mobile science buses.
○ (Support for the disabled) [Disabled] Installed buses (6), wheelchairs (40),
medium-sized tents (31), toilets (46), and showers (46).
* 7. 7. Wheelchair users currently registered on the Jamboree's integrated platform (31 people)
- [Meals] Prepared halal and vegan meals, operated separate distribution lines,
and operated a pre-order system.

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Note 2023 World Scout Jamboree Schedule

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□ List of on-site programmes
Programme Name Capacity
Programme overview IST Sup Locati
por on
No Programme Activities t 1day Total
8day
Wood Craft(Woodcarving) 8 -

Bushcraft Experience the outdoors 400 3,200 A-04

Build a Shelter 8 -
without compromising
Lighting a Fire nature 7 -
Knotting Education 7
Crafting a Pioneer After learning the basic
Crafting knotting and 24 - 400 3,200 B-07
Pioneer Pioneer Display
entanglement process
Production of Pioneers
Using Bamboo Supplied
Communicate with the
Radio ARDF Amateur Radio Station 17 5 480 3,840 C-09
Scouting on the official Jamboree
call sign. Understand the
basics of radio
propagation over
S1 ARDF
Hwarang Knotting 8
Hwarang Material Arts 8
Cross the Fortress 8
Creating Hawarng Weapon 8
Hwarang Campfire 8
Hwarang Measurement 8
Hwarang Entertainment-1 Based on the scouting 8
Traditional Craft function 8
Hwarang Through base activities, I - 4,000 32,000 B-07
Award Sacred Bone(Seonggol) Rescue understand the scout 8
Hwarang Etiquette spirit 8
Scout skill polishing
Hwarang Hand Signal 8
True Bone(Jingol) Rescue 8
Hwarang Kim's Game 8
Hwarang Speed Quiz 8
Hwarang Entertainment-2 8
Hwarang Teamwork 8
Hwarang Building a Campfire 8
Hwarang Build a Shelter 8
Hwarang Award HQ 33

Find JamLee Find JamLee 2 - 4,000 32,000 B-07

Orienteering Orienteering Based on the functions 14 - 1,080 8,640 C-09

of the map and
compass Find the
target location within
the OL map

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 Activities to enjoy
MuteDance MuteDance music and dance by 27 19 1,440 11,520 B-07
wearing a Bluetooth
headset inside a
club-type booth (no
noise is transmitted
outside)
Young people from all
Jam Cinema Jam Cinema over the world make 20 - 1,080 8,640 C-09
videos
Programs you share
Virtual Reality and
Smart VR/AR Experience Augmented Reality 12 - 240 1,920 C
Multiplex Experience Using
VR, Future Social
Indirect
Experience
Experience of
Educational Facilities in
the Renewable Energy 12 - 240 1,920 C
New & Center Understanding of
Renewable New & Renewable Various Renewable
Energy Energy Theme Park Energy Cultivating
Theme Park knowledge of energy
and the
environment
S2 Provides opportunities
to create Jamboree
GPS memories where
Geocaching members can celebrate 27 - 1,200 9,600 C-09
Treasure each other by
Hunt themselves through
finding geocaching
using
mobile phones
Promote creativity by
3D Pen Arts 3D Pen Arts stimulating the 29 - 720 5,760 C-09
imagination of
members through
various creative
activities using 3D pens
NSO / Coding Programme Coding Programme - - 160 1,280 -
Canada
Drone Football Acquire basic concepts 480 3,840
Drone and basic operating 31 3 C-09
methods for drones
Drone Obstacle Race (Drone football and 480 3,840
obstacle
racing)
My Own Perfume 120 960
Smile Soap 120 960
Soy Wax Candle 120 960
Odor Eliminator Spray 120 960
Mosquito Repellent 120 960
Da Vinci Bridge 120 960
Surface Tension 120 960
120 960
Science Class Vacuum Exploration Through a variety of 93 4 120 960 C-09
experiments, we're
Herbarium Pen going to have to 120 960
Pot Holder follow the chemical 120 960
reaction
Fire Extinguishing Spray To arouse interest in 120 960
science by looking at
Xylitol Stone the results 120 960
Air Rocket 120 960
Blood Type Bracelet 120 960
Self Generator Flashlight 120 960
Sea Glass Craft
Insect enegry bars 120 960

Ooho Water Bottle 120 960

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 Eco Bag 120 960
Develop
Class Coding Class Coding problem-solving skills, 21 600 4,800 -
collaborate, and create
teamwork through
competition using
robot
coding
Introducing the escape
method using an air
cushion, one of the
Escape The Rooftop escape methods of a 43 - 1,200 9,600 B-08
The Tower building in a disaster
Jump Pillow situation
/EscapeTheR Improve the confidence
ooftop and courage of the
S3 crew Disaster Response
Training Experience
Used for emergencies
on the water
Survival Village While learning how 43 - 480 3,840 B-08
Survival to use equipment
Village Indirect experience
of
disaster situations
Choose and
Taekwondo Taekwondo experience Taekwondo 16 10 1,200 9,600 C-11
competition, Poomsae,
demonstration,
and self-defense skills.
Maze
An Electric Bicycle f
or Power Generation
Paracode Participate in various 78 10 2,000 16,000 B-07
Escape Life Straw Sustainability programs
The to explore and escape
World's Water Plastic Utilization from a set maze
Maze SDG Debate
S4 Make Patbingsu
SDGs Bingo In connection with the
SDGs with Jeollabuk-do Sustainable 4 10 400 3,200 Delta
Saebeomi Development Council
(Jeollabuk-do SDGs Message Roulette
Progress programs
SDGs) related
to SDGs
Technology for the World Introduction of - - 480 3,840 -
NSO - Renewable Energy,
Mini
Taiwan Solar Car Assembly
Culture and the New Introduction and - - 480 3,840 -
World manipulation of
Taiwanese puppet shows
NSO - To start over SDGs Discussion - - 160 1,280 -
Sweden
Dalgona(A-Zone) 26 - 1,440 11,520 A-05
Dalgona Use a needle to pick
Dalgona(B-Zone) the dalgona that has a 26 - 1,440 11,520 B-08
Dalgona(C-Zone) picture on it and draw 26 - 1,440 11,520 C-09
it
CT Ratan Craft Making Tea Coster Making my own work 16 - 160 1,280 B-07
using rattan
Coloring woodwork and
Wood Craft Wood Theater making 11 - 480 3,840 A-05
three-dimensional
wooden frames
Korean Drawing a Korean Made a fan with Korean 16 - 480 3,840 A-05
Paper Craft Paintings folk paintings on it

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 Leather Craft Making a Waggle Making fans and 26 - 720 5,760 B-07
lanterns using
Korean paper
Making a Tradition Kite Learn how to make
Dream Kite kites of various shapes 16 10 240 1,920 B-07
Flying a Large Kite and make kites tailored
to your personality
K-POP DANCE(A-ZONE) 16 5 480 3,840 A-05
K-POP Learn how to dance to
K-POP DANCE(B-ZONE) popular K-pop songs 16 5 480 3,840 B-07
Dance
K-POP DANCE(C-ZONE) and film a short video 16 5 480 3,840 C-11
Biseokchigi
Sabangchigi Experience Korean
FolkGames traditional folk games 46 - 800 6,400 C-11
Gongginori firsthand using recycled
Ttakjichigi products. Proceed with
base activities
JegiChagi
Traditional martial arts,
NSO-Indones Folk Programme environmental discussion, 1,100 8,800 C-9
ia
bamboo straw making,
tightening making
Build a raft with the
Making a Raft supplies, 49 10 400 3,200 A-01
Making Work with semicircles to
a Raft move to a designated
location
water slide
Water Slide Operate an experience 16 - 2,400 19,200 B-07
Water
Challenge program to cool off
participants
Water Gun Game(A-Zone) 17 - 1,440 11,520 A-05
Through water gun
Water Gun Water Gun Game(B-Zone) battles with semicircles
Game Experience cooling off 17 - 1,440 11,520 B-07
and enhancing
teamwork
Canoe About the 160 1,280
A participants'
Kayak 320 2,560
award-winning 71 10 A-01
Human equipment 480 3,840
Power Rubber Boat Learn, develop an
Boat adventurous spirit
an action-enhancing
experience program
a program to stack milk
Milk Box Stacking cartons as high as 25 - 480 3,840 B-07
Milk Box
Stacking possible in cooperation
with semicircles
Individual(Men) Challenge Belly 600 4,800
2023 Individual(Women) program where you 85 - 600 4,800 C-10
can feel strong
Challenge physical strength and
Team the spirit of challenge 720 5,760
for adventure
activities
Get on the ATV and cross
ATV ATV the course and obstacles 31 10 640 5,120 A-06
an experiential program
that completes the goal
line
An experiential
MTB MTB programme in which you 29 10 1,440 11,520 A-06
board an MTB and
complete it at the goal
point over a set course
and

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 obstacle
Korean Archery
An experiential
Shooting Crossbow programme in which 48 - 1,440 11,520 A-04
Range Zone
shooting equipment
Sling Shot is hit by a set target
in order
Chess(A-Zone)
Giant Slingshot(A-Zone)
Yut-Nori(Yut Board Game)(A-Zone) 25 - 1,200 9,600 A-05
Snookball(A-Zone)
Programmes that are
Garden Big Dice(A-Zone) more active and
Board Game
Air Bounce(A-Zone) compete in cooperation
Chess(B-Zone) with semicircles
Giant Slingshot(B-Zone) through super-large
board games - 1,200 9,600 B-07
Yut-Nori(Yut BoardGame)(B-Zone) 25
Snookball(B-Zone)
Big Dice(B-Zone)
Air Bounce(B-Zone)

A programme where
Pony Racing Pony Racing you can compete on an 25 - 480 3,840 B-07
airpony and feel
competitive and
fulfilling
Shuffleboard(A-Zone)
Spikeball(A-Zone)
Speedminton(A-Zone)
Indiaca(A-Zone) 23 1,800 14,400 A-05
Tchoukball(A-Zone)
Kinball(A-Zone)
Disc Golf(A-Zone)
Flying Disc(A-Zone)
New
Sports Floor Curling(A-Zone) A programme where
Zone
Flingo(A-Zone) you can enjoy a variety
Shuffleboard(B-Zone) of new sports
Spikeball(B-Zone)
Speedminton(B-Zone)
Indiaca(B-Zone) 23 1,800 14,400 B-08
Tchoukball(B-Zone)
Kinball(B-Zone)
Disc Golf(B-Zone)
Flying Disc(B-Zone)
Floor Curling(B-Zone)
Flingo(B-Zone)

Promoting strong
Climbing Climbing physical strength 20 - 240 1,920 C-9
and challenging
spirit for adventure
activities through
artificial rock

walls

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 Promote a spirit
Horseback Horseback riding of challenge 12 320 2,560 C-14
riding t h r o u g h
communication
with
horses
Aviation sports created
Paragliding by combining the 39 10 320 2,560 A-02
Paragliding advantages of parachutes
and gliders, and sports
that glide on
paragliders without a
separate power system
Making
Summer Making mosquito repellent Making mosquito repellent 5 7 160 1,280 C-09
Camping using natural ingredients
Souvenir

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□ List of off-site programmes
Programme Name Capacity
Programme overview Days IST Sup 1 Locatio
No Programme port Total n
8 day
day

Gogunsan Island trekking Over night 33 80 400 Gunsan

Camping
Buan Ha Island Camp Over night 39 80 400 Buan
Survival Camp
Tug-of-war
a tuho
a broad jump
Group jump rope
Jegichagi
Buan Video a hoop
Theme Park Hitting a tombstone
Korean playing with marbles Half-day 76 2,000 16,000 Buan
Culture
Experience slap-match
rubber shoe throwing
ganggangsulae
Off- Korean wrestling
site Pungmul (Korean traditional
music)
a past examination
Hanbok experience
a national palace
Performance and Remembrance Playground
the food market
Buan Masil Hiking Daily 30 160 1,280 Buan
Trail
Buan Julpo an environmental program Daily 40 400 3,200 Buan
Bay Eco Park Orienteering Daily
Mt. Naebyeon
National Park Naebyun Mountain National Park Daily 30 160 1,280 Buan
Trekking Trekking
Buan Gosapo a game of rope in the woods Daily
Forest Rope marine activities Daily 163 800 6,400 Buan
and Marine
Making Eco-Friendly Camping Daily
Activities
stand-up paddles Half-day
Buan Jikso Fall 67 1,360 10, 80 Buan
Water Challenge Half-day
Water Activities
Floating pool) Half-day
Saemangeum
Gakreokdo Dream Yacht Half-day 3- - 240 720 Gunsan
Dream Yacht
Experience

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□ Local Programmes Statue

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□ D a y V is it o r P r o g r a m
Category Contents
World Scouting
A place to share and experience the culture, history, and scouting activities of member countries.
Participating Delegations

1991 REUNION A space to reminisce about the 17th World Jamboree in 1991
in 2023 (Displaying items from the 1991 World Jamboree, memorabilia, and the tent where the King of Sweden stayed)
An educational space that teaches youth about the 17 Sustainable
Scouting Ban Ki-moon
Development Goals (poverty, climate change, clean water, education,
Exhibit SDGs Village
health, etc.) and inspires learning.
Hall
A place to experience and engage with the world's major religions*.
Religion * Protestantism, Christianity, Catholicism, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Won
Buddhism, LDS, Sikhism (9)
Future Scouts
Next World Jamboree, Next World Congress, Next Rovermoot Host Country
Exhibition
Pavilion, Parliamentary Assembly Pavilio
Center
Korea
Promotion A place to experience Korean culture, history, tourism, and more
Center
Public Jeollabuk-do
Relation Public A space to experience Jeollanam-do's diverse tourism culture and sell local
s Relations specialties
Center
Sponsor
A place to showcase, experience, and sell official sponsor products and services.
Relations
a cultural
journey of a
A place where you can experience the footsteps of a Goryeo celadon (porcelain)
Goryeo
celadon
Encounters
Healing experience through ecological environment, future environmental education experience
with nato
i nal parks
Cultural Temple Stay Experience healing through meditation and future environmental education
Education Jeollabuk-do A space to experience Jeonbuk education, which is leading future
Museums Education education based on student-centeredness, and to experience advanced
Experience cases (VR experience, beauty, etc.) of vocational high schools in the
Center Jeonbuk region.
Jeollabuk-do
SDGs Experience a sustainable development program that drives the future
Experience growth of Jeonbuk and grows with you.
Center
Food House A place to showcase and sell traditional foods from Scouting countries.
Food concert Parades, performances, music, and more on the Foodhouse center stage.
Performing Special performance in conjunction with the Jeollabuk-do Content
Red Concert
Arts Convergence Promotion Agency's Red Con Music Studio project
Programs A program where talented buskers recruited through an online event will
Busking
busk in three locations.
Jamboree
An area to sell souvenirs from the 25th World Scout Jamboree
Gift Gift Shop
shop World Scout A space to sell souvenirs featuring the World Scouting Organization
Shop insignia
Stamp your way around Jamboree Delta's exhibits, pavilions, and more to
Stamp Tour
receive a small gift.

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1. World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM)
The World Scout Jamboree is a flagship event of the World Organization of the Scout
Movement(WOSM). Scouting is a global youth movement that builds friendships,
experiences, and skills for life, shaping young people's futures as active global citizens.

The Mission of Scouting is to contribute to the education of young people, through a value
system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people
are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society.

There are 173 National Scout Organizations who are official Member Organizations of
WOSM. Today, over 57 million young people, supported by millions of dedicated volunteers,
take part in Scouting activities and events worldwide. More than 500 million youth have
participated in the movement since its inception in 1907. More information can be found at
www.scout.org.

2. Scout Programme and Method

Scouting promotes the growth and development of young people both as individuals and
citizens through its programmes and initiatives. It is an educational movement committed to
ensuring that each new generation of young people has the opportunity to realise their full
potential as leaders in their community and the world.

Scouting’s non-formal educational approach aims to equip young people with the skills and
competencies that enable these ideals. Through the Youth Programme, Scouting supports
young people to become active citizens who are committed to being of service by being
solutions-oriented and focused on creating positive change.

The Scout Method is an essential and unique system for progressive self-education. It
applies various elements that support Scouting’s purpose and principles, and creates a
cohesive and balanced system for young people to experience the true potential of
Scouting in a safe environment. By empowering young people to become active citizens,
they will gain lifelong learning and skills based on shared values, education, fun, and
enjoyment.

3. Making Memories and Creating a Better World

Scouts who have participated in World Scout Jamborees often say that the best part of the
experience is making friends with people from around the world. Scouts will engage in
many programmes and activities during their 12-day stay in SaeManGeum, but will value the
m e m o r i e s a n d f r i e n d s h ips t h e y bu i l t f o r a l if e t im e .
Scouts will also learn how they can make a positive impact in their local communities
through programmes in the areas of the environment, peace, diversity and inclusion, and
humanitarian action. More information here about various Scouting areas of work and key
initiatives.

4. Making Memories and Creating a Better World

Scouts who have participated in World Scout Jamborees often say that the best part of the
experience is making friends with people from around the world. Scouts will engage in
many programmes and activities during their 12-day stay in SaeManGeum, but will value the
memories and friendships they built for a lifetime.

Scouts will also learn how they can make a positive impact in their local communities
through programmes in the areas of the environment, peace, diversity and inclusion, and
humanitarian action.

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5. Press Tour Schedule
1) 9:00 Media meet IST and Supporter at Press Center - Walking Tour - 5 minutes
In the Press Center:

- 43,000 Scouts, Leader and Volunteers (International Service Team - IST)

- This is the largest international youth event since the pandemic.
- Korean Scout Association awarded bid in 2017. KSA, along with national and
provincial governments, have been planning since 2017
- 158 National Scout Organizations (Countries) are represented. There are flags at the
Ceremony Site(one for each country, and KSA and WOSM.)
- Site consists of: (show on map)
- Residential areas (Hubs and sub camps).
- Delta Area : Global programs like the Ban Ki-moon Sustainable Development Goals Maeul.
- Global Development Village : WOSM Tent, WOSM Partners.
- Global Leadership Center(Building) : Camp Headquarters, Media Center, Reception, and Hospital.
- Arena : three major shows (Opening Ceremony, K-Pop Concert, and Closing Ceremony),
built to hold more than 50,000 spectators.
- Program Areas : by the Global Leadership Center and on both sides of the site (far right and far left).

2) 9:06 Depart Press Center. Use “land bridge” to walk to Delta Area

- Walking over:
- Introductions
- Discuss protocol for interviewing participants
- Jamboree Overview - 12 days, every 4 years,
- Flagship program of the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM).
WOSM has 173 members (National Scout Organizations) around the world.
WOSM serves more than 57 million Scouts. More than 500 million Scouts have been
part of World Scouting since 1907.
- Jamboree participants are age 14 - 17 years old. 18 and older can be on staff.
Most National Scouting Organizations have programs for both genders. The Jamboree
participation is split about evenly.
- This is the 25th World Scout Jamboree. The last one was hosted by Canada, Mexico
and the United States and held in the USA. The next one will be in 2027 in Poland.
- Second time Korea has hosted the World Scout Jamboree. First time was in 1991. The Camp
Chief for 2023 is Simon “Hanbok” Rhee, who went to the Jamboree in Korea in 1991.
- Jamboree is a peace project because it facilitates friendships with Scouts from many
countries and increases understanding about various cultures.
- All adults on site have taken a comprehensive “Safe from Harm” course and know what to
do to prevent and respond to cases of abuse, bullying, and exploitation. Trained “listening ears”
staff are available 24/7 in many locations around camp to help participants with mental health issues.
- Jamboree is Scouting’s way to promote sustainability through various programs and
partnerships in areas of conservation, gender equality, education, diversity and inclusion,
and humanitarian action and others.

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 3) 9:15 Stop at Center of Delta Area (30 to 60 minutes) (Photo and Interview Opportunity)
- At the Delta area, you will find the programs open to both Scouts and visitors.
Let’s visit a few of the tents.
- Ban Ki-moon Sustainable Development Goals Mauel
: Ban Ki-moon was Secretary General of the United Nations from 2007 to 2016.
He led the effort to set 17 sustainable development goals for the World. These are the SDGs.
WOSM has adopted the SDGs and encourage their 173 member organizations to engage
in projects to achieve these goals. Ban Ki-moon will be at the Jamboree to lead workshops
on the SDGs. Let’s go in.
- World Organization of the Scout Movement Tent
: WOSM provides many projects to promote peace, sustainability, cross-cultural exchange,
and leadership skills. Let’s go in the tent and learn about them. Let the WOSM Staff
discuss their programs.
- Scouts for SDGs
- Dialogue for Peace
- Messengers of Peace
- Earth Tribe
- Scout Pass : first digital wallet for Scouts
- Campfire talks - in-person thematic chats. Ban Ki-moon will be here on 4 August.
: WOSM Partner Tents
- A number of partners will run interactive and educational exhibitions in the Ban Ki-moon
SDG Village including: FAO, Generation Unlimited, International Red Cross and Red Crescent
Movement, Islamic Relief Worldwide, KAICIID, UNDP, UN Environment, UNFPA, UNHCR,
UNICEF, UNODA, UN Women, World Health Organization, WWF International, and IM
Swedish Development Partner. Let the media interact with Partners.
: National Scout Organization (NSO) Tents
- Each NSO has an exhibition that showcases their country’s culture.
- Poland has a large tent, as they will be the host of the next Jamboree in 2027.
- Ask if they would like to visit some of the NSO Tents.
: Food Houses
- 15 Countries have provided small restaurants featuring food, music, and culture from
their country. Encourage them to check out the Food Houses.
: Government Exhibits
- The national and provincial government has several exhibits and activities for Scouts
to learn Korean culture, including a BTS exhibit.
: Faiths and Beliefs Area
- Scouts can learn about different religions, and have a place to practice their religion
in the Faiths and Beliefs Area.

4) 10:10 Depart Delta Area for Press Center

5) 10:25 Arrive Press Center in time for briefing at 10:30 am. Conclude Tour

6. Ban Ki-moon SDG Maeul (Village)

The Ban Ki-moon SDG Village is a space within the campsite to enable young people to
learn about sustainable development, and get inspired to take action their communities
towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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The 17 SDGs were adopted by UN Member States when Mr. Ban Ki-moon served as
Secretary-General of the United Nations. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, a Korean and Honorary Chairman
of the Jamboree Organizing Committee, will be at the Jamboree attending workshops on
the SDGs, and experiencing the event.

A number of partners will run interactive and educational exhibitions in the Ban Ki-moon
SDG Village including: FAO, Generation Unlimited, International Red Cross and Red Crescent
Movement, Islamic Relief Worldwide, KAICIID, UNDP, UN Environment, UNFPA, UNHCR,
UNICEF, UNODA, UN Women, World Health Organization, WWF International, and IM
Swedish Development Partner.

- Ban Ki-moon Sustainable Development Goals Maull

- Ban Ki-moon was Secretary General of the United Nations from 2007 to 2016. He led
the effort to set 17 sustainable development goals for the World. These are the SDGs.
WOSM has adopted the SDGs and encourage their 173 member organizations to engage in
projects to achieve these goals. Ban Ki-moon will be at the Jamboree to lead workshops
on the SDGs.

SDG Maeul Program

- Scouts for SDGs
- Dialogue for Peace
- Messengers of Peace
- Earth Tribe
- Scout Pass : first digital wallet for Scouts
- Campfire talks : in-person thematic chats
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7. Jamboree Host : Korea Scout Association

The 25th World Scout Jamboree is being hosted by the Korea Scout Association (KSA)
which celebrated the 100th anniversary of Scouting in the country in 2023. Volunteers from
KSA, along with very generous support from the Republic of Korea and Jeollabuk-do
Province, have worked for years to plan the event and showcase the best of Korean culture
to the world.

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