Personal development

We noticed that many young people and scout leaders adopted life skills for some and others had no notion of the importance of the SDGs so we wanted to give them back what the SDGs were created to do

First, we ran stands on a day called the day of the three E,a Then during this day we merged scouting for the SDGs with Life Skills (CLT), then to carry out this day we formed groups of three volunteers per stand to welcome 15 groups of people (young Rover Scouts and leaders) finally our objective was to strengthen and develop the skills of the participants in CLV (Life Skills) and by enabling them to be leaders and good citizens in their community.

As a lesson learned, it is important to know that Scouting for the SDGs is a logical continuation of life skills. Hence the development allowed those present to acquire skills on the theme of peace, conflict resolution, living together and social cohesion.

Started Ended
Number of participants
25
Service hours
300
Beneficiaries
1950
Location
Côte d'Ivoire
Topics
Diversity and inclusion
Humanitarian action
Social impact
Initiatives
Peace and Community Engagement

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