Unguvu means Strength through unity. It is a coalition of European and Africans Scouts organisations that is collaborating together to strengthen their educational approach and their partnerships. This year 30 participants from 12 European and African countries will work on ‪#‎ScoutLeadership‬ and facilitate workshops during ‪#‎Roverway2016 The following NSOs are part of UNGUVU 3:: • Suomen Partiolaiset – Finlands Scouter ry • ECLAIREUSES ET ECLAIREURS DU SENEGAL • Zwiazek Harcerstwa Polskiego • Association des Scouts du Tchad • Tily Eto Madagasikara • Eclaireuses Eclaireurs Unionistes de France (EEUdF) • Scouting Ireland • Verband Christlicher Pfadfinderinnen und Pfadfinder (VCP) • The Scout Association of Zimbabwe • The Tanzania Scouts Association (TSA) • Scouts et Guides de France • Lesotho Scout Association • World Organisation of the Scout Movement- Europe support Center, Brussels • World Organisation of the Scout Movement- Africa Support Center, Nairobi This 9-days workshop will gather 2 participants by partner organization, 3 experts on leadership development from the partner organisations, 3 representatives of the corporate sector and 2 staff support. DAY 1: "Leadership was the topic of today’s first workshop. Beginning with personal reflections on our own experiences and our role-models, we continued with discussing the model of leadership developed by WOSM at global level: It defines four dimensions of leadership – the individual, the process, the others, and the purpose. To show that all these dimensions and the skills linked to them are necessary, we prepared short role-plays about failed leadership. In the afternoon, we had the chance to put the learning outcomes into practice while searching for team-building games in the forest of Jambville. For example, we had to climb a tree altogether or to dance the Madagascar song “I like to move it”. Now we are looking forward to the first intercultural evening which will be organized by the delegations from France and Chad." Max Zeterberg, Verband Christlicher Pfadfinderinnen und Pfadfinder (VCP)