Experience the mountains
Historic agreement between Cai , CNGEI and Agesci
A historic agreement, which joins the Scouts to the oldest and largest association of lovers of the Italian mountains . From Friday, May 15 Cai, and the CNGEI Agesci collaboranno to create a new way to approach the mountain , especially by younger people. In Rome, the "Hall of the globe" of the Chamber of Deputies, May 15 will sign a document that establishes the collaboration between the Italian Alpine Club, the National Body scouts and scout and the Italian Association of Italian Catholic Guides and Scouts.
To act as godfather to the agreement will be the "Group of Friends mountain" within the Italian Parliament: a transversal alliance that brings together all the congressmen and senators who love the mountains, regardless of the political spectrum. The cooperation protocol commits Cai, the CNGEI Agesci and to develop and share projects and initiatives directed to the younger generation.
"The collaboration between the Alpine Club and scout the world - said the President General of the Italian Alpine Club, Hannibal Sauce - inspired by the realization that the three organizations (although animated by different purposes) is to conduct training and animation have in common the focus 's environment and love for nature as an appropriate vehicle for the training of the younger generations, that these values are more sensitive and careful. " The document will be signed by the President of the General Cai, Hannibal Salsa; AGESCI by the President, Alberto Fantuzzo, and the President of CNGEI, Doriano Warriors. To give the sponsorship was the group Friends of the mountain, represented by its Chairman, Mr Erminio Quartiani.
Many of the points contained in the Protocol. The Cai and scout the world have pledged to cooperate in the project to improve attendance and knowledge of the mountain, which is useful to reflect on the values of life and nature, and promote the comprehensive interpretation of the mountain territory, discovering the culture of living in the mountains; identify strategies for improving specific educational proposals, refine the techniques and dynamics of carers in the management and animation of groups, to promote the study and exchange of ideas and expertise on youth issues, raise awareness of listening to the needs of children; improve understanding of needs, relationships, values, languages and expectations of youth; work together to promote the formation of youth groups in poor mountain areas.
Cai, CNGEI Agesci and directly involving over 500 000 members, creating a pool of potential visitors of the activities that far exceeds the one million people.
Paul Fizzarotti
Director of Scouting
