Boletin #1 - IV Rover Moot

We don’t want to tell you the movie story. Live it up for yourself!

BULLETIN 1 MAY 2014

4th ROVER SCOUT MOOT PERU OXAPAMPA 2015 December 26, 2014 - January 3, 2015 WELCOME From December 26, 2014 to January, 2015, the Scout Association of Peru has the pleasure of organizing the 4th National Rover Scout Moot – Oxapampa 2015.

Hosting such an important event for the Rover Scout Branch and for the Scout Movement, undoubtedly, fills Peruvian Scout Movement with pride.

You are invited to take part in the 4th National Rover Scout Moot – Oxapampa 2015, an event full of adventure, experienced-based tourism, community service and scout activities. Oxapampa, land of natural beauties located in the central jungle of Peru, will welcome Peruvian Rover Scouts and contingents from all over the world for the first time.Oxapampa is waiting for you!

SYMBOLIC FRAMEWORK AND EMBLEM

“I live an adventure with my Personal Project�

To live an adventure, as anything we want to start in life, we must begin by taking the first step: entering our personal challenge world.

This means revising and being aware of the extent of our skills in different areas, feeling free to explore other cultures. Travelling enables you to get to know many things: other scouts, cultures and yourself.

Let us propose you to have: - An experience based on your personal project in which you will focus on what you want to improve - An adventure to follow the majestic and enigmatic route of the jungle with many stories and life experiences Dare to discover the Yanesha Culture and its world view.

GENERAL PROGRAM We will have an exclusive bulletin to keep you informed about the General Program of the Rover Scout Moot – Oxapampa 2015, thus you will be fully informed about all the activities we are organizing.

It is important to know that the program is based on the educational objectives of the Rover Scout Branch. The priority action areas are nature, work, community service and travelling, conducted in such way so that integration and experience sharing among the participants as well as native culture exposure will occur.

The 4th National Rover Scout Moot – Oxapampa 2015 activities begin in Lima on December 26, 2014: we will be heading for Oxapampa at night.

PARTICIPATION The 4th National Rover Scout Moot – Oxapampa 2015 is an event for young men and women.

All Rover Scouts participating in this Moot must be registered members of the Scout Association of Peru or their country’s Scout Association recognized by the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM). If your country has several Scout Associations, we suggest you all come together in one contingent. In the event this cannot be viable, please let us know which Scout Organization you belong to.

•Young members aged 18-21 at the beginning of the event on December 26, 2014.

•They must be registered as Rover Scouts in their countries’ Scout Associations.

Rovers Scouts

•They must be prepared to assume any task at the Moot and must arrive to the event location (Oxapampa) until 12:00 pm on December 26, 2013, to take part in the required training for their roles at the Moot.

International Service Team

LOCATION The 4th National Rover Scout Moot will be held on the outskirts of Oxapampa, in the central Jungle of Peru. This place is located 246.063 miles (396 km) from Lima, Capital City of Peru. Oxapampa City is the Capital of the Oxapampa Province, the largest province of the Department of Pasco. It is a place endowed with beautiful scenery and where the population still keeps the German influence from former settlers.

The base camp will be held in the Tsachopen Community located approximately 3.7282 miles (6 km) from Oxapampa City. The community belongs to the Chontabamba District.

MAP: ROUTE LIMA – OXAPAMPA PROVINCE

TSACHOPEN NATIVE COMMUNITY This community has a semi-industrial craft workshop and the craftsmanship and handmade artistic creation is one of its main activities: handicraft made using wood, mud, seeds and feathers as well as clothes colored with vegetable dyes.

The Tsachopen Community, is currently integrated to the civilization and has gone through the intermingling process between settles and Andean people. Its new generations are dedicated to preserve their ancestors’ traditions and customs.

CLIMATE Climate: Humid and semi-hot, characteristic of the High Jungle Average Temperature: 18° C – 25° C In the next bulletins, we will provide detailed information on the place of the event and the Tsachopen Culture.

REGISTRATION, FEES AND PAYMENT INFORMATION Peruvian Rover Scouts Until July 31 From August 1 to October 15

S/. 360 (Nuevos Soles) S/. 390 (Nuevos Soles)

Foreign Rover Scouts Until October 15

$200 (American Dollars)

Peruvian Service Team Peru – Until July 31 From August 1 to October 15

S/. 340 (Nuevos Soles) S/. 370 (Nuevos Soles)

International Service Team Until October 15

$180 (Dólares Americanos)

Registration to be part of the International Service Team (EIS) is subject to the 4th Rover Scout Moot organizers’ approval. Vacancies are limited.

The Account Number to pay for the registration is the following: Checking Account No.: 164-30006588-25 Interbank Account No.: 003-164-003000658825-12 SWIFT CODE: BINPPEPL Payable to: KORSWAGEN EDERY FREDERICK DAVID Once the deposit is made, send a scanned image of the deposit slip to rovers.peru@scout.org.pe including the following information: Full Name, Scout Group, City and Country.

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FURTHER INFORMATION For further information you can write us at the following e-mail:  rovers.peru@scout.org.pe En la web http://www.scout.org.pe/moot2015 En Facebook, encuéntranos en www.facebook.com/IVRoverMootPeru The Representatives of the Peruvian Scout Association and the National Rover Scout Branch Committee welcome you.

Lima, Perú April, 2014

Hector Bossio National Scout Chief Scout Association of Peru Felipe Gonzales Rover Scout Branch National Commisioner Scout Association of Peru Eduardo Cobos 4th Nacional Rover Scout Moot – Oxapampa 2015 Coordinator Scout Association of Peru