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.
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.
What should participants do if they feel unwell or overwhelmed?
Speak to their HoC or a CMT member. Visit the medical center or well-being support area. Take time to rest and hydrate. Visit the Listening Ear.
What policies are in place for Safe From Harm?
All staff and volunteers will receive MANDATORY Safe From Harm training. A zero-tolerance policy for harassment, bullying, or discrimination is enforced. Participants can report any concerns to the Safe From […]
Is smoking and drinking alcohol allowed?
At the Moot, alcohol consumption is not permitted. Designated smoking areas will be available in the campsite, but smoking is prohibited in common areas. In Portugal, the legal age to […]
Is the Moot accessible?
Yes, WSM 2025 aims to be as accessible as possible for people with disabilities, and we will do our
What is the World Scout Moot?
The World Scout Moot is an international Scouting event for young adults aged 18 to 25, organized by the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM). The event occurs every […]