The first Global Development Village took place at the 17th World Scout Jamboree in the Republic of Korea in 1991. Since then, the concept has evolved, moving from the status of a free-time activity to a module of the Jamboree Programme. The activities have benefited from the experience of contributions from the different host countries, international and local organisations, and from collaboration between the Scout Movement and the United Nations. Throughout its development the aim has remained the same: to enable young people to become “citizens of the world”.
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