The strong belief in the Project’s ideals and commitment of the national coordinators ( regional team) to contribute positively and concretely to the promotion of adolescent reproductive health : at the end of each training activity , whether regional, sub-regional; national or local , each group / or BS/GG leader established a plan of action to be carried out by him/herself or his/her group. These personal plans were discussed and approved. These personal plans/commitment provided a sense of ownership and responsibility for action At the next meeting, a report on the achievement of personal plans was presented and evaluated;

The inherent qualities of the scouting movement : voluntarism, leadership development, community development; and peer support . All this contributed to produce the multiplier effect at no cost for the Project.
 
The dedication of the Regional Project Coordinator to the Project. Mr. Fathi Farghali, Director of Community Development at the Arab Scout Organization/ Arab Regional Office of the World Organization of the Scout, who assumed this task voluntarily, in addition his many other responsibilities;

The quality of technical support and inputs, both from UNFPA and WHO/EMRO, as well as the participatory nature of activities, drawing upon the participants own resources, provided the occasion for every participant to present his/her views and opinions and to reach consensus on sensitive issues.

The active support provided by partner BS/GG associations to the Project thanks to the sincere and continuos efforts of the regional team which led to the integration of adolescent health, including ARH, in the BS/GG programs and activities.