2030 Sustainable Development Goals Game Workshop
1:00pm - 4:00pm /
Wednesday 16th March 2022
Type: Workshop /
Category: Department
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2030 SDGs Game Workshop - Wednesday 16th March, 1pm - 4pm.
A thought-provoking multi-player facilitated card game simulates what the world could look like in 2030. The 2030 SDGs Game highlights the importance of balancing the three pillars of People, Planet and Prosperity and brings sustainability to life.
Participants in the simulation receive time, money and projects, and decide how to invest their resources and which projects to run in order to work towards achieving their goals. What will be the impact on the world of the projects they play? Will they create a prosperous, fair and sustainable world?
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Launched in 2015, the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a series of ambitious targets to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice and fix climate change for everyone by 2030. If the Goals are met, they ensure the health, safety and future of the planet for everyone on it. The SDGs are universally relevant and we are all have a role to play in contributing to a more sustainable world.
The best chance of the SDGs being met is if everyone on the planet is aware of them.
Participants playing the 2030 SDGs Game learn through play and experience a change in perspective, they feel more connected to the challenges we all face and are more ready to take action.
Come and participate in the 2030 SDGs Game workshop in order to:
• Understand relevance of sustainable development
• Demystify the SDGs
• Experience first hand what it takes to create a balanced world and how everything is are interconnected
• Explore the power of your actions and how you can contribute to a more balanced world.
Who can play the game?
Anyone can! Whether you have no prior knowledge of the SDGs or you are an SDG expert you can play this game. The game has been played by people all over the world from senior management of leading global companies, government official, to university students, activists and everyone in between. The more diverse the game participants are, the more representative of society it is.
Who runs the 2030 SDGs Game?
The workshop is facilitated by accredited 2030 SDGs Game facilitator, Alice Richard. Alice is a sustainability catalyst and former UN employee who has built her career around products and collaborations that drive positive change. Today through her innovative company Co-CREATE ImpACT, Alice leads inspiring sustainability training and designs game-based approaches to bring sustainability and meaningful content to life.
www.cocreateimpact.com
Email: valeria.andreoni@liverpool.ac.uk to register your interest
A thought-provoking multi-player facilitated card game simulates what the world could look like in 2030. The 2030 SDGs Game highlights the importance of balancing the three pillars of People, Planet and Prosperity and brings sustainability to life.
Participants in the simulation receive time, money and projects, and decide how to invest their resources and which projects to run in order to work towards achieving their goals. What will be the impact on the world of the projects they play? Will they create a prosperous, fair and sustainable world?
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Launched in 2015, the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a series of ambitious targets to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice and fix climate change for everyone by 2030. If the Goals are met, they ensure the health, safety and future of the planet for everyone on it. The SDGs are universally relevant and we are all have a role to play in contributing to a more sustainable world.
The best chance of the SDGs being met is if everyone on the planet is aware of them.
Participants playing the 2030 SDGs Game learn through play and experience a change in perspective, they feel more connected to the challenges we all face and are more ready to take action.
Come and participate in the 2030 SDGs Game workshop in order to:
• Understand relevance of sustainable development
• Demystify the SDGs
• Experience first hand what it takes to create a balanced world and how everything is are interconnected
• Explore the power of your actions and how you can contribute to a more balanced world.
Who can play the game?
Anyone can! Whether you have no prior knowledge of the SDGs or you are an SDG expert you can play this game. The game has been played by people all over the world from senior management of leading global companies, government official, to university students, activists and everyone in between. The more diverse the game participants are, the more representative of society it is.
Who runs the 2030 SDGs Game?
The workshop is facilitated by accredited 2030 SDGs Game facilitator, Alice Richard. Alice is a sustainability catalyst and former UN employee who has built her career around products and collaborations that drive positive change. Today through her innovative company Co-CREATE ImpACT, Alice leads inspiring sustainability training and designs game-based approaches to bring sustainability and meaningful content to life.
www.cocreateimpact.com
Email: valeria.andreoni@liverpool.ac.uk to register your interest