3. “Roverway 2003” Roverway 2003 will be the first edition of the new European event for scouts and guides aged 16-22. The main theme, “ People in motion ”, will focus on committing the young person to life.

4. The program of Roverway 2003 will have three main parts:  Roverway Manyways.  Crossways.  Chain Reaction.

5. GDV- A Global Development Village is based on key elements of the scout program. Global – The Atmosphere of different cultures and countries can be observed and sensed by making the world a smaller place and turning scouts into world citizens dedicated to society. Development – T his process should lead to better living conditions in the world and the role of scouts is to contribute as best they can to their community. Village – It creates a lively community which radiates an atmosphere that is offering young people to work together and to search for solutions, it is a reflection of the world which illustrates the inter-action. Introduction

6. The concept of the GDV was first introduced during the World Jamboree in Korea, 1991. The idea was further developed in 1995 in Holland and continued at the World Jamboree in Chile. Based on the sucess of the jamboree GDV´s it has been decided to introduce the idea to the World Moot, in Mexico 2000.

7. Proposals for the GDV-themes We have decided to use the 6 steps from Europe for You! for the RoverWay-GDV.  CULTURE.  SOLIDARITY.  DEMOCRACY  EXPLORATION & DISCOVERY  QUALITY OF LIFE  CAREER AND SOCIAL SKILLS

8. Culture Suggestion: Portugal: Port of Europe Port (ugal) of Europe

9. Democracy Suggestion: You make a difference Play your role Play your part Your voice counts Join(t)

10. Solidarity Suggestion: One world Bringing the new world The world is ours The world is yours, you make the world You make the world

11. Exploration and discovery Suggestion: Do it the Vasco way! Eyes wide open Under the loop

12. Quality of life Suggestion: Choose life Life?! Life? Live? Lif(v)e Li e?! f v

13. Career and social skills Suggestion: You! Waiting for

14. GDV Themes Using the Europe for You! program and Euro Steps concept, the RoverWay GDV will have the following themes:  Step into Culture  Step into Democracy and Solidarity  Step into Unknown  Step into the World (quality of life, career and social skills).  Step into Rovering (WOSM & WAGGGS, projects and program models).

15. HOW WILL GDV WORK? 1. PARTICIPANTS: number of rovers involved 2400 number of staff 100 visitors (one day it will be open for everyone) 2. ACTIVITIES ticket activities – work shops: practical, communicative, awareness

16.  Walk in activities: exhibitions, audio visual and interactive presentations,performances, games….  “outside activities” – activities out of the village due to the themes proposed  “project niche”- information place about rover projects active in Europe at present Each activity will be organized according to the individual approach and it is necessary to provide the “visible” outcome Partnerships: WOSM & WAGGGS, ESO, UNICEF, UNESCO, WWF, COUNCIL OF EUROPE, NGO’s…

17. 3. DURATION AND TIMETABLE The GDV will take place in the second part of the Roverway 2003 and it will last for four days. All activities will be run daily with a specific schedule.

18. DESIGN OF THE SITE STEP INTO CULTURE STEP INTO DEMOCRACY AND SOLIDARITY STEP INTO UNKNOWN STEP INTO THE WORLD STEP INTO ROVERING CENTRAL POINT WALK IN ACTIVITIES

19. STEP INTO CULTURE  Food.  Crafts.  Music.  Dance.  Traditional Games.  Heritage.  Drama.

20. STEP INTO DEMOCRACY AND SOLIDARITY  Human Rigths.  Inter-cultural exchange.  Comunication.  Minorities.  Marginalised.  Youth Participation.

21. STEP INTO UNKNOWN  Nature.  Science.  New Technologies.  Challenge & Adventure.

22. STEP INTO THE WORLD  Environment.  Hobbies.  Skills for life.  Leadership.  Personal Development.  Health.  Education.  Knowing the World.

23. STEP INTO ROVERING “Project niche”. WOSM & WAGGGS. Programme models for +16. Europe for You! Rover Skills.

24. I T T T T T The end Hope to see you in: Produced by: Krasanka (Croatia), Nikola (Yugoslavia), Gines (Spain), Joao (Portugal), Brian (Ireland), Pieter (Belgium).