pdf Profile Sub Region Central Europe

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What is on what is new
Map of Central Europe
Definition
List of countries
History
CESR Committee /Communication
Countries/NSGfs etc/census
CESR Gatherings
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The 8th CESR Conference took place from 23 to 27 September 2015 in seminar centre
Zeillern castle in the province of Lower Austria. There were 80 participants from 12
countries.
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Teresa Tarkowska-Dudek from Poland , was elected new CESR Chairwoman 2015-2018
PEACE LIGHT FROM BETHLEHEM
Since 1986 the Peace Light comes with an airplane
from Bethlehem to Austria and is given to the
scouts to spread it over Europe. Last December
(2015), adult Scouts and Guides from the Central
Europe Sub- Region after a ceremony received the
Peace Light in Vienna for distribution in Austria,
Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland,
Romania, Slovakia and Switzerland. This year the
motto was : Give Hope – Find Peace.
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CENTRAL EUROPE
Central Europe is the region lying between the variously defined areas of the Eastern and
Western parts of the European continent.
ISGF Central Europe Sub Region currently comprises the following NSGFs ( in alphabetical
order) : Austria, Czech Republic, Estonia (AMO) , Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Liechtenstein,
Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Switzerland.
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HISTORY :
The Central Europe Sub Region was founded in October 1992, in Bendern, Liechtenstein.
During the World Conference 1991 in Greece, there was the first discussions to found a new
Sub Region, that includes the German speaking countries in Europe. In January 1992 there
was a meeting in Grossarl, where the decision was made to organize a founding conference
the same year in Liechtenstein.
The countries, namely the National Fellowships of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia,
Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic and Slovakia), Hungary and Liechtenstein decided to
found the new Sub Region Europe Central (24.10.1992).
Each country had sent one delegate in the organizing committee: Rösle Frick for
Liechtenstein, Wato Krüger for Germany, Alfred Partsch for Austria, Vladimir Kopriva for
Czechoslovakia, Jenö Schumicky for Hungary and Lucette Schläppi for Switzerland.
The first Sub Regional Conference took place in Nyiregyhaza, Hungary, in August 1993.
 The first elected committee consisted of the following persons:
Rösle Frick, Liechtenstein
Angela Dernbach, Germany,
Gerda-Maria Pazdera, Austria
Kati Schumicky, Hungary
Ivo Slavicek, Czechoslovakia
 The first Constitution of the Sub Region was voted for and accepted on 31.8.2006
at the Conference in Rothenburg o. T., Germany.
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CESR COMMITTEE
CESR Committee 2012-2015
NEW CESR COMMITTEE
A new sub-regional committee was elected in Zeillern, Austria for a term of three years
(2015-2018). This consists of Teresa Tarkowska-Dudek (Chairwoman, Poland), Hans Slanec
(Vice-Chairman, Austria), Meinhard Perkmann (Treasurer, Austria) and Florian Wiehring
(Secretary, Germany).
On the photo from left to right: Hans, Teresa, Florian and Meinhard.
Communication :
Website : http://home.scoutnet.de/zentraleuropa/
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„ZE @ktuell“ : ( die Zeitschrift der Subregion Zentraleuropa - The Newspaper
of the Central Europe, 3 times per year, usually only in German.
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CESR Countries and Membership
Country /
Logo/
Full name/
admission ISGF/
Structure /
abbreviation/ communication
Flag
Status
Membership
Census
1. Austria
1953 (founder member)
Pfadfinder-Gilde
Österreichs
Single Association
Independent
PGÖ
3.305
2009
3.228
2010
3.324
2011
3.363
2012
3.354
2013
3.353
2014
www.ppoe.at/gilde
2. Czech Republic
Junák-kmen dospĕlŷch
skautů a skautek
(Junák-Section of Adult
Scouts and Guides)
1991-1993
Czech NSGF (CZNSGF)
Single association
Branch of Scout
Organisation Junák
Contact: [email protected]
Website:
www.skaut.cz/kmendospelych
/index .php (info in English)
2.995
2009
2.932
2010
3.121
2011
3.119
2012
3.229
2013
3.138
2014
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3. Estonia
2002
Central Antony Guild of
Estonia Scouts and
Guides
Associated Member
Single Association
ESAK
40
2009
36
2010
36
2011
30
2012
40
2013
45
2014
714
2009
724
2010
689
2011
669
2012
646
2013
566
2014
71
2009
54
2010
52
2011
4. Germany
1971
Verband Deutscher
Altpfadfindergilden e.V.
VDAPG
Single Association
Independent
www.vdapg.de
5. Hungary
1991
Single Association
Hungarian Scout Guild
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49
2012
48
2013
37
2014
125
2009
125
2010
125
2011
125
2012
125
2013
6. Latvia
1996
National Union of
Former Scouts and
Former Guides of Latvia
Single Association
2014
7. Liechtenstein
1953 (founder member)
Pfadfindergilde
Liechtenstein
Single Association
Independent
164
2009
150
2010
150
2011
150
2012
150
2013
2014
8. Poland
1997
Polish Scouting and
2985
2985
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2009
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Guiding Association
ZHP Senior Council Adult
Guiding and Scouting
2576
2011
2602
2012
2749
2013
2817
branch of NSO
2014
9. Romania
1996
Association des Scouts
Adultes de Roumanie
Single Association
65
2009
75
2010
65
2011
37
2012
37
2013
37
2014
125
2010
180
2011
125
2012
125
2013
125
2014
10. Slovakia
1991-1993
Skautska Gilda
Slovenska
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11. Switzerland
1953 (founder member)
Anciens Scouts de
Suisse/ Ehemalige Pfadi
Schweiz
Single association
AsdS
481
2009
465
2010
460
2011
431
2012
470
2013
466
2014
www.eps-asds.ch
Independent
Central Europe Sub-Regional Gatherings:
Year
Venue
Country
Date
Participants Theme
1 1993 Nyiregyháza
Hungary
29 Aug.- 2 Sept.
50
2 1998 Friesach
Austria
29 Aug. -5 Sept.
120
3 2001 Budapest
Hungary
19 - 20 June
60
5 2006 Rothenburg
Germany
30 Aug. - 3 Sept.
185
6 2009 Mamaia
Romania
3 - 6 September
63
"The future is in
our hands"
7 2012
Czech Rep.
15 - 19 August
86
“We built our
future”
8 2015 Zeillern
Austria
23 - 27 Sept.
Pilsen
“Fraternity
makes friends"
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9 2018 Polznan
Poland
5-9 Sept
Prior to Central Europe there were Alpine Countries Sub Regional gatherings: (organised
by France or Switzerland)
Year Venue
Country
1 1960 Sion
Switzerland
2 1966 Genève
Switzerland
3 1971 Obernai
France
Date Participants
4 1974 Einsiedeln Switzerland
5 1976 Tours
France
In CESR a Conference is mainly official and includes the General Assembly and elections for the
board while a Gathering is very informal and for making friends and having fun.
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