While on a tour through Nepal, the German couple Angela Ströter and Reinhard Osterfeld took the chance to get in touch with the Central Branch (CB) group in Nepal on 14 March 2013. Both are members of the local German Fellowship Cosmas and Damian in the city of Essen.
Leonardo Villagrán , Vice Chairman of Central Branch group FASGU – Fraternidad de Antiguos Scouts y Guias del Uruguay, visited Portugal during his holidays and meet with Midá Rodrigues, Chairman of ISGF.
Twelve (12) members have formed a new Guild “Clan Jurásico” and became member of ISGF. They joined the existing Central Branch group (17 members) in Venezuela, “Scouts y Guias Adultos de Venezuela” (SGAV).
Scouting in Argentina was officially founded on 4 July 1912 shortly after the publication of “Scouting for Boys” and consists of several independent organizations.
Monique Blanchard, the co-founder of the Central Branch group CASEGHA USA, received on May 21 an award from a New York City Council member of the 27th district due to Haitian Flag Day.
Ariel Dos Santos, member of a local Central Branch Guild in Uruguay had a chance to meet some local Haitian scouts while he was on a mission in April 2011 with URUMAR (National Navy of Uruguay).
The Central Branch group, the Azerbaijan National Scout and Guide Union (ANSGU), successfully organized a scout camp in Bakuriani, Georgia. More than 60 people from Azerbaijan, Georgia and Norway took part.
The CA.NA.SGAA (Camporee Nacional de SGAA) took place for three full days on 9, 10, 11 October 2010 in the city of Alta Gracia, in the province of Córdoba, Argentina.
The new Central Branch group in Ecuador, consisting of 13 Gilwell group members, was asked to organize a Preliminary Wood Badge training under the Gilwell methodology.
(A Wood badge is a Scouting leadership program and the related award for adult leaders in the programs of Scout associations around the world.)
Recently more members from Latin America registered to become member of ISGF via Central Branch:
