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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Exeter City features a series of challenges the city faces and offers the Minecraft map for people to test out solutions on.
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Democracy is a universally recognized ideal and one of the key principles of the United Nations (defined as goal 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions).
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We Are Müesli actively tries to produce inclusive and meaningful experiences focused on such cultural and empathic themes.
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While the opportunity to share the game with diverse groups is exciting, it also presents challenges for translating it for such groups.
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Ongoing, Flint Water Crisis has highlighted the importance of the relationship between communities and drinking water infrastructure managers.
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The UN Regional Information Centre for Western Europe has developed the Go Goals! – a board game, targeted mainly at children. Play Go Goals!
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In Cantor’s World, you play the role of a chief decision-maker of a country. The other players would be chief decision-makers of different countries. You set what goals you want to achieve at the outset, in terms of which Sustainable Development Goals you wish to achieve.
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Darcy Hitchcock from the Sustainability Alliance in Arizona has developed not one but two games which can be applied in the children’s education context: Sustainability in Schools for teachers and administrators, and Save the Climate for pupils.
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You may raise environmental awareness among youth and inspire them to think about the Earth in a more long-term perspective by engaging them in serious games. The closest opportunity to get familiar with one of them – New Shores – a Game for Democracy coincides with the celebrations of the World Environmental Day!
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Thanks to their versatile nature, games and simulation tools are now widely appreciated by academics and businesses and willingly employed as a significant component of multipartner projects. We have had a chance to ask Dr Jamie O’Brien about how the Cimplex project incorporated games.
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When plastic was invented in 1907, it was considered a breakthrough. For many decades, people experienced only the benefits of this light and easily accessible material, not knowing the damaging consequences it has for natural environment, human health, and the climate.
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