All-Russian Scout Association

The All-Russian Scout Association (Всероссийская скаутская ассоциация), or ARSA, before 2014 named Russian Association of Scouts/Navigators (), or RAS/N () is an all-Russian public children's organization. ARSA is currently the National Scout Organization of Russia officially recognized by the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM), as reported in February 2014. 
Creating ARSA was announced as a "big step in the unification of the Scout movement" in Russia, when formerly dozens of Scout organizations existed. The unification happened 25 years after the establishment of AVoRS (АВоРС Ассоциация возрождения Российского скаутинга-revival of Russian Scouting Association) in 1990. ARSA has then become a member of the "National Council of Youth Organizations" of the Russian Federation and an active participant in a number of programs and projects of the "Committee on Youth Affairs".
ARSA originated from the reform of the Russian Association of Scouts/Navigators and included the following organizations: 
as well as part of the Russian Scout Organization. Current negotiations are being held on accession of the RCC (Russian Union of Scouts). ARSA maintains relations with other Scout organizations, such as NORS-R, ORYuR, and the Russian Association of Girl Scouts.
The organisation also represents Russian Scouting internationally, maintaining relationships with a number of countries, among them Germany, Poland, England, Japan, Finland, Norway, Sweden. Representing Russia at the World Scout Organization, ARSA is part of the Eurasia Scout Region.
In administrative subdivisions of Russia.
In Russia, the ARSA is represented in more than half of the subjects of the Russian Federation. The most active work is carried out in the regions Vladivostok, Omsk, Rostov-on-Don, Moscow region and Moscow, Voronezh, Yaroslavl, Saint Petersburg, and Kaliningrad. Membership stands at about 15,000 people.
Regional activities are normally conducted by regional sub-associations, among them are: