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Visit the Games4Sustainability blog and get inspired by stories of sustainability professionals, academics and organizations that applied social simulations and games in their areas of activity.

Browse the Gamepedia and find a perfect match for your needs from among 100+ games and simulations arranged by the Sustainable Development Goals.

Games4Sustainability platform is a guide to making your sustainability message more compelling and accessible by employing games and social simulations.

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Can we avoid the catasthrophe?

Can we avoid a catastrophe?

The IPCC report released in October 2018 is “...like getting a troubling diagnosis from your doctor.”. So what is the diagnosis? 12 years to a catastrophe.
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Companion Modelling for natural resource management with Claude Garcia

Companion Modelling for natural resource management with Claude Garcia

We had a unique opportunity to talk with Claude Garcia, who is a member of the ComMod Network and uses Companion Modelling as part of his activities.
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Online gaming as an educational tool for sustainability

Online gaming as an educational tool for sustainability

Sustainability is defined as “the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level”, according to the Oxford Dictionary of
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The future starts now: experiencing scenarios for energy transition through social simulation

The future starts now: experiencing scenarios for energy transition through social simulation

The energy transition will inevitably have to be introduced soon, and both the process and the time framework of the change are the key to success.
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New Games

Tradeoff!

Tradeoff!

Various. Board-game. 1-2 hours. Determine where to place new develops to place new develops to find tradeoffs between development gains and ecosystem service losses.
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Once upon a tile

Once Upon A Tile

Sustainable Cities and Communities. Mobile game. 2 hours. Manage an evolving world by matching resource tiles and generating new results and products.
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GoGoals logo

Go Goals!

Sustainable Development Goals. Board Game. 30-60 min. Go Goals! helps children understand the Sustainable Development Goals impact their lives.
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P.I.P.E.S. (Public Infrastructure Participatory Engagement Simulation)

P.I.P.E.S.

Clean water. 2 hours. The Public Infrastructure Participatory Engagement Simulation recreates features of an American system with aging infrastructure.
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P.I.P.E.S. (Public Infrastructure Participatory Engagement Simulation)

P.I.P.E.S.

Clean water. 2 hours. The Public Infrastructure Participatory Engagement Simulation recreates features of an American system with aging infrastructure.
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Laudato Si

Laudato Si

Biodiversity. Board game. 30-60 minutes. In the Laudato Si game the players receive, for communal management, a beautiful, green forest.
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New Shores

New Shores: a Game for Democracy

Climate change. Democracy. Online game. More than 2 hours. New Shores is an multiplayer game that takes players on a quest to settle on a green island.
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The World's Future

The World’s Future

Social simulation. 5-6 hours. 11-44 players. THE WORLD’S FUTURE game is an interactive role-playing simulation game which enables players to face the great challenges of our time.
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Nexus Game

Nexus Game

Energy. Simulation. Water and energy. 2 hours and more. The Nexus Game gives participants a unique opportunity to get an insight into managing the water needs of energy production.
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Latest Entries

Can we avoid the catasthrophe?

Can we avoid a catastrophe?

The IPCC report released in October 2018 is “...like getting a troubling diagnosis from your doctor.”. So what is the diagnosis? 12 years to a catastrophe.
Read More
Companion Modelling for natural resource management with Claude Garcia

Companion Modelling for natural resource management with Claude Garcia

We had a unique opportunity to talk with Claude Garcia, who is a member of the ComMod Network and uses Companion Modelling as part of his activities.
Read More
Online gaming as an educational tool for sustainability

Online gaming as an educational tool for sustainability

Sustainability is defined as “the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level”, according to the Oxford Dictionary
Read More
The future starts now: experiencing scenarios for energy transition through social simulation

The future starts now: experiencing scenarios for energy transition through social simulation

The energy transition will inevitably have to be introduced soon, and both the process and the time framework of the change are the key to success.
Read More