Engage Your Citizens Differently
Tired of events that don’t spark real dialogue? Inspiring communities around sustainability can feel like a huge challenge. Don’t worry, we got you!
Bring your citizens together while sparking meaningful conversations.
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Forget one-way conferences.
The 2030 SDG Game invites communities to step into the role of decision-makers — shaping a shared vision for the future.
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Through play, participants negotiate, collaborate, and experience the challenges of building sustainable societies, just like cities and local governments do every day.​
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So, where does the magic happen?​
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Use the SDG Game as a tool for citizen engagement, awareness of your Climate Agenda, a sustainability day/week, or participatory workshops.
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Boost awareness and dialogue while inspiring collective action at the local level.
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Perfect for sustainability weeks, community reflections, or public debates.
Why Play
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It changes the way people learn and connect.
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It sparks creativity, opening new ways of thinking.
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It builds collaboration, turning groups into true teams.
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It creates lasting impact, making insights stick long after the workshop ends.
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Through play, complex challenges become engaging, memorable, and actionable.
What's included?
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​​​2.5-hour interactive workshop
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Tailored preparation based on your audience and objectives
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Up to 24 participants or groups of participants
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All materials and facilitation included
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Post-session debrief and summary
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Workshop available in English and French
“A collaborative and eye-opening workshop that helped us see the bigger picture together.”
Alexandre Gademann, Managing Director
Institut Monte Rosa
The Game
The 2030 SDGs Game is a powerful interactive simulation designed to bring the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to life.
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Created in Japan by Imacocollabo, a pioneer in designing learning experiences for sustainability, the game has been played by tens of thousands of people worldwide — from schools and local communities to global corporations. Its purpose is simple yet transformative: to help participants understand the complexity of the SDGs and to inspire action through collective experience.
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Here’s how it works: participants step into the role of decision-makers. Each team receives resources, projects, and goals, and must find ways to balance People, Planet, and Prosperity. As decisions are made, the world evolves in real time, revealing the ripple effects of every choice.
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This dynamic process creates space for Kizuku moments — those sparks of realization when individuals and teams suddenly see the bigger picture, connect the dots, and discover how to move forward together.
