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Monday, 20 December 2004 |
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Scouts Australia
by Rod Abson and Jess Thomas.
The economic value of Murray and Darling Rivers provides over 41% of Australia's gross agricultural production, Yields A$3.66 billion from tourism and recreation.
Land changes caused destruction of the plants and animals, and lose of million hectares of useable land. |
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Monday, 20 December 2004 |
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Nepal Scout
by Meiya Twayanabasu
Nepal has different culture and religious heritage and their life is closely associated with different aspect of culture.
There are significant religious places which have been listed under the world heritage sites. These sites help in the Socio Cultural development of the country. |
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Monday, 20 December 2004 |
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Sri Lanka Scout Association
by Pratheesh.
Causes such as poverty, loss of care and violence in family may lead to social problem such as prostitution, child abuse, drug abuse, begging and desertion from home; the consequences will affect the children's health, education and welfare, and alienation from society.
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Monday, 20 December 2004 |
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Korea Scout Association
by Simon Rhee.
In Korea, the ration of PC possesion per household is 78.6% and the internet is used at the rate of 86.9% in household with PC possession.
The internet subscribers in Korea is 30,670,000 (4th in the world) and the ratio on internet user is 66% ( 3rd in the world). Koreans use the internet for an average of 12.5 hours per week. The use of mobile phone is 36,124,000 people that is 75% of the Korean population.
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Monday, 20 December 2004 |
 I present to you the result of the many discussions that took place between the 57 Youth from 17 countries that attend the forum. Each participant made an outstanding contribution to the formation of the recommendations that arose from the forum. During the forum, they have gained experience in decision making, team work and networking whilst also making new friends, learning about culture and customs and working towards our theme of "Bridging the World". A number of topics were discussed during our three days of deliberations. These included: |
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