Who is behind Roverway 2028?
Et voilà: we are the Roverway Crew. (As of: summer 2026)
Division Infrastructure & Logistics
Division Communication
Division Program
Division People
Division Finance
Division Support
We’re still a fairly small group, made up of the camp leadership and the Division Leads. (You’ll find our organisation chart here.) But over the coming months, as we fill all our departments, we’ll grow considerably. Think the crew looks like a great bunch and want to be part of it? Then browse our wide range of job openings! We look forward to hearing from you.
Host country Switzerland
International Guides and Scouts camps have a long tradition in Switzerland. The first «Moot» took place in Kandersteg in 1931. Another «Moot» followed in 1993, and in 2001 Switzerland hosted the «Eurolife». The world centres «Our Chalet» and «KISC» have contributed to Guiding and Scouting’s international presence for decades. In 2022, the Swiss Guide and Scout Movement organised its largest camp to date: the Bundeslager with 35,000 participants – including a number of international guests. Now Roverway is adding another major event to that list.
Milestones
- July 2025: Switzerland is officially chosen as the host of Roverway 2028 during the Joint WOSM and WAGGGS European Conference
- January 2026: The search for division leads begins
- Spring 2026: The camp leadership team should be completed
- Summer 2026: Jobs in the various departments are currently being assigned. Get in touch here!
Next steps
- Winter 2026/2027: The camp site will be announced
- Winter 2026/2027: Delegations from all over Europe register
- July 2028: Roverway begins!
Roverway is a registered association in its own right. The organising committee (board) is a collaboration between the Swiss Guide and Scout Movement (MSdS), WAGGGS and WOSM.
Executive Board Roverway 2028
Seraina Schwizer / Kolibri
Orlando Juen / Gemse
Claudia Wyss / Swiffty
Stephan Tschudi / Blofi
Scouting in Switzerland
The Swiss Guide and Scout Movement (MSdS) is the only national Guides and Scouts organisation in Switzerland. Some local groups are religiously orientated, but MSdS as a whole is denominationally neutral.
With over 50,000 members, MSdS is the largest children’s and youth organisation in Switzerland. It consists of 22 cantonal associations and 530 local groups, spread across all language regions (German, French, Italian, Romansh).
Around 300 volunteers are involved at federal level, supported by an office in Bern.