Forest@Risk
Disaster risk. Mobile and PC. Multiplayer. 1-2 hours. Interactive online game that introduces players to the sustainable management of natural resources, and how important are internal agreements and trust in order to achieve this goal. Strategic and leadership skills.
About That Forest
Biodiversity. Mobile and PC. Multiplayer. 1-2 hours. Participants take the role of people living in the forest. Strategic and leadership skills.
Lords of the Valley
Biodiversity. Mobile and PC. Multiplayer. 2 hours and more. Role-playing simulation game that takes place in the valley of the river exposed to unexpected droughts and floods. Training in risk management, strategy development, decision making, conflict resolution, collaboration.
Marine Spatial Planning challenge 2050
Policy making process. Simulation. 1-2 hours. The Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) Challenge 2050 is a computer simulation-game focused on maritime spatial planning.
Flood Control Game
Water control. Board game. 30-60 minutes. The goal of the game is to help regional governmental bodies communicate better and let them practice making decisions under stress and based on conflicting information. Education in flood preparedness.
Catchment Detox
Water control. Flash game. 30-60 minutes. Players have to figure out how to be successful in managing a river catchment and creating a sustainable and thriving economy. Workshops about water contol.
Run the River
Water control. Smartphone game. About 15-30 minutes. The Game combines elements of the natural water cycle with the challenges of balancing water use between various water consumers including the river mouth, wetlands, farms, towns and cities. Suitable to be used as part of school lessons.
Paying for Predictions
Climate policy. Simulation. 1-2 hours. Make individual and collective decisions, with consequences as Red Cross Red Cresent workers who face changing risks. The game illustrates potential and limitations of seasonal forecasts for the humanitarian sector.
Sai Fah! The Flood fighter!
Disaster preparedness. Smartphone game. About 30-60 minutes. Guide a child called Sai Fah through typical scenarios that arise during floods as he tries to find his mother. Training in improving awareness level.
The Fish Game
Enivironmental policy. Flash game. Less than 15 minutes. Use of a lake’s common resources. Teaches how to use environmental sustainably.
Upstream-Downstream
Climate change. Simulation. 1-2 hours. Upstream-Downstream focuses on climate-related information in decision-making at the community level. Decision-making training.
How game can help flood-prone communities
The Flood Resilience Game is a simulation designed to help flood-prone communities to discover strategies which improve flood resilience.
Games at the World Water Day
We believe, we can reinforce the key messages of World Water Day 2016 – “Better water, better jobs” – using serious games.
‘Serious’ Water Bears
Water Bears game proves to be a great tool in teaching about systems thinking and systems approach. It is a good step in making games a tool for education.
How to save water with games
IFPR proves you can save water with games. In India and Colombia, communities learn about water management with the use of simulations.
Can you become the next Lord of the Valley?
Learn how to be sustainable with new Lords of the Valley board game. Understand the importance of biodiversity and become Lord of the Valley.