Can participants bring their own food?
Yes, but perishable food is discouraged due to limited storage options. Please contact your HOC. 3. WEATHER & ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY
What is the expected weather during the event?
July-August temperatures: 20°C – 35°C. Occasional rain is possible, especially inland. Coastal areas (like Ovar) are cooler.
What precautions should participants take for the weather?
Hydrate regularly. Wear sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses). Bring a light rain jacket.
What should participants do in case of extreme weather?
Emergency shelters will be available, and real-time weather updates will be provided through the Moot App and event briefings. 4. PERSONAL SAFETY & SECURITY
How is security managed at the event?
Security will be ensured through: 24/7 security personnel at all sites. Restricted access to event areas (participants & staff only). Emergency response teams available at all times.
Can participants leave the event locations?
No, participants must remain within official event locations unless pre-approved by their NSO and the Moot organizers.
Can participants swim in the sea during Moot?
Yes, within rules. During the paths and main camp activities this can vary as it depends on the path. Some may have swimming as an activity with the presence of […]
What happens if a participant gets lost?
Each participant will have an ID badge with emergency contact details, and help desks will be available at all key locations.
What should participants do in case of an emergency?
Remain calm and follow event staff instructions. Go to the nearest emergency point or security station. Contact their HoC or the event emergency hotline. 5. MENTAL HEALTH & WELL-BEING
Will there be mental health support?
Yes, trained mental health first-aiders will be available at the MainCamp to provide confidential support. Also the ‘Listening Ear’ service will be available in all event sites and moments.