In Finland, the Scouting movement was viewed early on as an alternative to the Pioneers communist youth organization, which was active for some time in the Nordic nation.

Finnish Scouting culture itself includes wearing a unique skullcap hat called a väiski as part of the uniform.

Outdoor activities, winter camps and skiing tours greatly test the knowledge and skills of the Scouts.

Sea Scouts carry out many kinds of activities related to sailing and undergo an extensive training program in seamanship, with an emphasis on safety.

Scouts in Finland are actively involved in development projects in Africa and have raised funds for the immunization program for Nepal.

I promise to do my best to live for the good of my country and the world, to develop in my spiritual beliefs and worldview and fulfil the ideals of the every day.