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THE YEAR IS 2009, THE PLACE IS MALAYSIA
APR Course for Leader Trainers ( CLT )
19th October 2009 to 25th October 2009 at International Youth Center, Kuala Lumpur.
6th APR Scout Youth Forum
22nd October 2009 to 25th October 2009 at International Youth Center, Kuala Lumpur.
23rd APR Scout Conference
27th October 2009 to 1st November 2009 at Hilton Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
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| Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia |
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Dear Fellow Scouters,
SELAMAT DATANG KE MALAYSIA means Welcome to Malaysia in our Malaysian National Language.
On behalf of the Scouts of Malaysia we wish to welcome you all to this auspicious gathering of 23rd Asia Pacific Regional (APR) Scout Conference of the World Scout Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
We have just celebrated our 100 years anniversary in the presence of 10,000 Scouts from all over Malaysia; and together with the APR Regional Scout Committees and Sub-Committees. It was a resounding successful event highlighted by the Deputy Prime Minister/Minister of Education, YAB Tan Sri Dato Hj Muhyiddin Yasin, YB Dato’ Ahmad Shabery bin Cheek the Minister of Youth and Sports and also in the presence of our Honorary President of the Scouts Association of Malaysia, YAB Tun Abdullah bin Hj Ahmad Badawi. It is in this rally that we recalled and remembered all who had served Scouting with a commemorative recognition.
This 23rd APR Conference will be well celebrated especially with your presence and in conjunction with Malaysian Scouting 100 years. This Conference therefore will continue to set the pace to change and make Scouting a better service for the World.
As our theme aptly says, SCOUTS ~ CAPITAL FOR PEACE
In addition to these events, preceding the Conference is a CLT and the 6th Youth Forum. The Youth Forum will be a great opportunity for our young people in the APR to exchange opinions. We have enlarged the number of participants (of young people) to 10 from each APR countries. As for the CLT it is designed to contribute to training of leaders in APR.
On the Conference Educational tour, you will visit Melaka the Historic City accorded by UNESCO and enjoy history and culture. Along the way you will also view the best greens, landscapes, “well-disciplined” palm trees and the God-given beauty of nature. As for the accompanying persons and observer on tour programs, Kuala Lumpur will present her best.
PPM will endeavour to make your stay in Kuala Lumpur comfortable, valuable and memorable.
See you in Kuala Lumpur this October 2009!
THE YEAR IS 2009, THE PLACE IS MALAYSIA
Dato' Seri Dr. Shafiee Mohd Salleh
Chief Scout of Malaysia
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| Chairman Message |
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As Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Committee, I take pleasure to invite you to the 23rd Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Conference that will be held from 27th October to 1st November 2009 in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
This year's conference theme Scout~Capital for Peace reiterates the commitment of every Scout to peace. Applying the values of Scouting in our daily lives is a simple way of sending out the message of peace to echo the conference theme to motivate others to make difference.
Having MALAYSIA as the host country is an attraction by itself. Just like scouting which sees no color, race and beliefs, Malaysia is well-known as a country of multi-ethnic society, home to hundreds of colourfull festival, abundance in nature and exotic countryside - elements that are very synonymous to Scouting. Having Kuala Lumpur is also a city with good blend of history, culture and modernity.
The highlight of the conference will be the setting of a regional membershipgrowth target for the next three years, review of the APR Plan 2001-2009 and to look into concluding cycle of the current Vision 2013.
Two ancillary events will be held preceding the Conference, the 6th APR Scout Youth Forum and the Course for Leader Trainers, both designed to contribute to the development of young people and training of adult leaders of the Asia-Pacific Region.
Once again, I ask all of you to join us and be part of this major regional Scouting event.
THE YEAR IS 2009, THE PLACE IS MALAYSIA
Mr. Jejomar C Binay
Chairman, Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Committee
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| Regional Director Message |
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The 23rd Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Conference in Kuala Lumpur is a unique ocassion as it is happening after two-year interval from the Tokyo conference in 2007 instead of the normal three year duration. We have several abjectives to achieve at this conference. First is to provide updates of the regional achievements in the last two year, and then, to keep track of our core business by aligning our activities to our vision 2013 and set a better stratergy for our future.
Adding to the uniqueness of the conference and several activities happening for the first time:
- Scout Plaver, a joint gathering of people responsible for training and youth programme for teh better synergy between them and to work out on a stratergy for functional educational methods for young people and adults.
- A 'marketplace' at the conference where NSO's and other international organization are invited to put on the market their best and emerging practices.
- An increase of up to ten per delegation at The Youth Forum against Tokyo Youth Forum.
- A chief Executive meet, to be organized before conference open, where top executive are formally gathering for one day.
As in past conference, participants will have a say on our region future's through breakout group discussion and throuh resolutions for the future planning. We will have the opurtunity to re-acquaint and open possibilities with other scouting region and external partners.
On the lighter side, I am sure that our host Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia will offer the finest Malaysian hospitality within and beyond the the halls to make Kuala Lumpur conference lasting treasure exprience.
THE YEAR IS 2009, THE PLACE IS MALAYSIA
Mr. Abdullah Rasheed
Regional Director, World Scout Bureau, Asia-Pacific Region
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| Thank You for Making the Conference a Success |
 | Conference Success! - Thank You
A huge thank you to everyone for making our 23rd Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Conference 2009 a success. Your role and your efforts were part of a remarkable tapestry of knowledge, passion, and action that clearly indicated where we are in jumpstarting the new era of scouting, and where we need to go.
Of course there were some technical glitches and minor deficiencies along the way – for which we hold ourself entirely responsible – but apart from these the feedback We received was almost uniformly positive.
The sessions – were outstanding. And we have built an movement and network of volunteers, colleagues, and experts that we were sure will play a role in shaping our future movement in many ways over the months and years to come.
Thank to each and every one of you individually – the delegates, the observers, the accompanying persons, the guests, the volunteers, the speakers, moderators, and panelists; the sponsors, co-sponsors, and exhibitors; the NSO's; the awardees and their colleagues and families; – for the roles you played, the contributions you made, and the skills, patience, and commitment you brought to the event.
A list of the individuals would make this news impossibly long and might not mean much except to those specifically being acknowledged, but we intend to publish something like it online.
Once again, thank you.
THE YEAR IS 2009, THE PLACE IS MALAYSIA
SCOUTS~CAPITAL FOR PEACE
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| Asia-Pacific Regional Committee and Sub-Committees 2009-1012 |
Asia-Pacific Regional Committee and Sub-Committees 2009-2012
Regional Scout Committee 2009-2012
| 1 | . | Chairman | Hon. Jojomar C. Binay | | 2 | . | Vice-Chairman | Mr. Prokorb Mukura | | 3 | . | | Dr. Muhammed Mukhyuddin Sarwani | | 4 | . | Member | Mr. M. Fazlur Rahman | | 5 | . | | Mr. Syed Parvez Ali Shah Jillani | | 6 | . | | Mr. Nicholas Tang Ning | | 7 | . | | Prof. Dr. H. Azrul Azwar | | 9 | . | | Dr. Chao, Shou-Po | | 9 | . | | Mr. Shree Ram Lamichhane | | 10 | . | | Mr. Sang-Ho Shim | | 11 | . | | Mr. Maeed Mohamed Zahir | | 12 | . | | Dr. Rene L. Paras |
Young Adult Members Group
| 1 | . | Chairman | Mr. Maeed Mohamed Zahir | | 2 | . | Member | Mr. Krittee Tantivisitul | | 3 | . | | Ms. Seo Ji Eun | | 4 | . | | Mr. Mohamed Hafiz bin Ariffin | | 5 | . | | Mr. Ari Wijanarko Adipratomo | | 6 | . | | Mr. Oliver Lim Zi Kai | | 7 | . | | Mr. Dicky Lam Kwok Hei | | 8 | . | Mentor | Mr. Jose Eduardo C. Delgado |
Programme Sub Committee
| 1 | . | Chairman | Mr. Jose Eduardo C. Delgado
Philippines | | 2 | . | Vice Chairman | Dr. H. P. Chhetri
India | | | | | Mr. Rajalingam Ramasamy
Malaysia | | 3 | . | YAMG | Mr. Kritte Tantivisitul | | 4 | . | Advisor | Mr. Nicholas Tang Ning |
Adult Resources Sub Committee
| 1 | . | Chairman | Dr. Mak Wai-Ming
Hong Kong | | 2 | . | Vice Chairman | Mr. Paul Parkinson
Australia | | | | | Mr. Chow Hock-Lin
Singapore | | 3 | . | YAMG | Ms. Seoo Ji Eun | | 4 | . | Advisor | Prof. Dr. H. Azrul Azwar |
Management Sub Committee
| 1 | . | Chairman | Mr. Janaproth Fernando
Sri Langka | | 2 | . | Vice Chairman | Mr. Richard Miller
Australia | | | | | Lt. Col (Rtd) M. Shah Ali
Pakistan | | 3 | . | YAMG | Mr. Mohamed Hafiz Ariffin | | 4 | . | Advisor | Mr. Prokorb Mukura |
Financial Resources Sub Committee
| 1 | . | Chairman | Mr. Seung Su Sonny Kim
Korea | | 2 | . | Vice Chairman | Mr. John Hui
Hong Kong | | | | | Mr. Mark Tsai | | 3 | . | YAMG | Mr. Ari Wijanarko Adipratomo | | 4 | . | Advisor | Mr. M. Fazlur Rahman |
Scouting Profile Sub Committee
| 1 | . | Chairman | Mr. Miruta Shinya
Japan | | 2 | . | Vice Chairman | Mr. Md Jamal Uddin Skider
Bangladesh | | | | | Mr. Berthold D. H. Sinaulan
Indonesia | | 3 | . | YAMG | Mr. Oliver Lim Kai | | 4 | . | Advisor | Mr. Shree Ram Lamichhane |
Membership Growth Sub Committee
| 1 | . | Chairman | Ms. Emma Barker
Australia | | 2 | . | Vice Chairman | Mr. Brata B. Hardjosubroto
Indonesia | | | | | Dr. Jeffry Ho Kai Kwong
Singapore | | 3 | . | YAMG | Mr. Dicky Lam Kwok Hei | | 4 | . | Advisor | Dr. Chao Shou-Po |
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| 24th Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Conference |
24th Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Conference
See you in Bangladesh!.
Bangladesh Scouts had won the bidding for the hosting of the 24th APR Scout Conference in 2012.
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| Break-out groups |
Break-out groups
Five topics has been discussed and the representative of each group then presented their findings to the floor.
| 1 | . | Membership Growth | | | . | A mechanism to increase trainer's professionalism in scouting has been suggested where more skills and knowledge should be implemented. | | | . | The importance of ICT and interactive marketing to increase visibility of the programme must be used. |
| 2 | . | National Strategic Plan Implementation | | | . | The best solutions to implement the plan is through government support. | | | . | The plan must be simple and realistic. |
| 3 | . | Synergy Between Programme and Training | | | . | The core of the movement is youth. | | | . | Regular collaboration between Training and Youth Programme with equal representation at all levels. |
| 4 | . | Community Based and School Based Scouting | | | . | NSO's should recognise the value in both styles to service local communities and young people. | | | . | Community Based Scouting offers a higher degree of Scouting ethos, culture or philosophy while School Based Scouting allow enormous access and oppurtinity for young people. |
| 5 | . | Asia-Pacific Region Plan 2009-2012 | | | . | Various planning has been done to ensure the Scout Movement more successful in the future. |
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| Regional Focus for 2009-2012 |
Regional Focus for 2009-20012
The Strategies priority and focus for year 2009-2012 as recommended by APR Scout Leaders Summit has been endorsed by Regional Scout Committee.
The 8 strategies priority and focus areas are:
| 1 | . | Young People | | | | The strategic priority assists National Scout Organizations in empowering young people at unit level and increases youth involvement in the process of decision-making at all levels within their NSO's. This strategic also assists NSO's in commencing or continuing regular youth programme review to improve the quality of Youth Programme, with emphasis on strengthening the Rover programme. |
| 2 | . | Adults | | | | The strategic priority aims to assist NSO's to continually focus on all aspects of Adults in Scouting (AIS), with emphasis on the effective management of adults; providing support to adults; improving the quality of training; and enhancing the retention of adults in Scouting. |
| 3 | . | NSO | | | | The strategic priority strengthens Committee NSO visit (CNV) program and assists NSO's in the implementation of national strategic plans and provide expert asisstance in the following areas : Youth Programme, Adult Resources, Organizational Structures, Management and Finance. |
| 4 | . | Management | | | | This strategic priority directs NSO's towards a well-managed NSO where the use of ICT is maximized; to assists NSO's in better serving young people in a safe environment and contributing actively in the governance, at local and world levels; upholding the WOSM constitution; further extending Scouting in non-member countries. |
| 5 | . | Finance | | | | This strategic priority assists NSO's in implementing an effective financial management towards self-reliance; especially in strengthening partnership with other organizations. This priority also ensure that NSO's effectively participate in the development of a new fee system at world level. |
| 6 | . | Scouting Profile | | | | This strategic priority supports the use of appropriate public relations and communication tools in enhancing the desired image and visibility of Scouting, and to share best practices with target audiences. |
| 7 | . | Membership | | | | This strategic priority supports NSO's in developing membership strategy with emphasis on retention, and assits NSO's to achieve realistic growth targets based on the target set for the region. |
| 8 | . | Community | | | | The strategic priority identifies the importance of extending Scout membership beyond schools, thereby creating a closer relationship with the community and contributing to nation-building. This strategic priority also encourages NSO's to promote Peace Education. |
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| Gatherings & Events |
International Commissioners
Gathering
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28 October 2009 |
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Wednesday |
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17:30 - 19:00 |
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Hilton Kuala Lumpur |
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All International Commissioners |
Asia-Pacific Region
Plaver
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28 October 2009 |
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Wednesday |
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17:30 - 19:00 |
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Hilton Kuala Lumpur |
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All Training Team members and
Programme Commissioners |
Asia-Pacific Foundation
Fellowship Gathering
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28 October 2009 |
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Wednesday |
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20:00-22:00 |
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Central Ballroom A & B
Hilton Kuala Lumpur |
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All APR Scout Foundation members |
Asia-Pacific Evergreen Scout (APES)
Gathering
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29 October 2009 |
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Thursday |
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17:30 - 19:00 |
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Hilton Kuala Lumpur |
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All APES members |
Asia-Pacific Region Scout Foundation
Fundraising Dinner
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29 October 2009 |
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Thursday |
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20:00 - 22:00 |
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Hilton Kuala Lumpur |
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All Foundation members and
wellwishers |
Association of Top Achiever Scout (ATAS)
Gathering
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31 October 2009 |
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Saturday |
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17:30 - 19:00 |
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Hilton Kuala Lumpur |
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All ATAS members |
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