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Kion la ludantoj diras pri la ludo: \u00abJ’ai jou\u00e9 deux fois au Jeu \u00ab 2030 SDGs game \u00bb: une fois avec un groupe Jaycee et une fois avec des amis \u00e0 la maison avec Ad\u00e9la\u00efde comme animatrice. At the JCI world congress in Tallinn in November 2019, I was lucky to participate in the 2030 SDGs Game without really knowing what to expect. After an inspiring introduction to the game by Ad\u00e9la\u00efde and her team, the players received some resources and project cards with social, industrial or ecological tasks. At first, everyone was focussed on their own task, but we quickly realised that we can achieve more by collaboration. After the game\u2019s first half, Ad\u00e9la\u00efde gave us an assessment about our group achievements. For me, the game illustrated very vividly how humanity\u2019s greatest challenges can only be tackled as a global community. What makes the game so full of impact is that, it forces you to prioritize, rethink the goal, and find out the weak points — I believe you mentioned the lovely economic term “trade offs.” We can never win something fully 100%, but clearly in the game, partnerships, and ability to prioritize help towards finding a balance! It is fascinating!!! I loved playing the 2030 SDG’s game! It not only taught me a lot about the different goals that we MUST achieve by 2030 but also about how everything influences each other. There are many different aspects to every goal which I hadn’t really thought of before playing the game. I also had lot’s of fun playing it. I highly recommend it! It clearly demonstrates that you can only achieve sustainable development by collaborating and having a balance between economic, social, environmental objectives. It makes you think about your values\/principles (economic, social, environmental). Fiona Zimmermann, Senior Research associate (Suisse)<\/strong><\/p>\n En Japanio
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Le jeu “2030 SDG’s game” est un excellent moyen de comprendre la complexit\u00e9 du d\u00e9veloppement durable. Ad\u00e9la\u00efde nous a d’abord pr\u00e9sent\u00e9 les ODD, puis le principe du jeu, qu’elle a ensuite anim\u00e9 avec aisance et clart\u00e9. Au cours de la partie, nous avons \u00e9t\u00e9 amen\u00e9s \u00e0 faire des choix sur les projets \u00e0 mener, en fonction de nos objectifs respectifs et de la n\u00e9cessit\u00e9 d’avoir un impact global \u00e9quilibr\u00e9 sur les plans \u00e9conomique, social et environnemental. La finesse des interactions entre les participants a illustr\u00e9 \u00e0 merveille la complexit\u00e9 des jeux d’acteurs pouvant s’\u00e9tablir sur un plan global. Aur\u00e9lie Tacquard, cr\u00e9atrice de jeux (France)<\/strong><\/p>\n
J’ai vraiment aim\u00e9 jouer au jeu, construire le \u00ab monde r\u00e9el\u00bb vers 2030. Vous r\u00e9alisez que les ressources de la terre sont communes et que nous ne devons pas nous concentrer uniquement sur nos besoins individuels. Vous r\u00e9alisez que vous pouvez difficilement atteindre vos objectifs sans les autres et qu’il est crucial de collaborer avec d’autres personnes. “
<\/span>Alexandre Pascal, conseiller immobilier et grand voyageur (France)<\/strong><\/p>\n
Florian Reuter, JCI member (Allemagne)<\/strong><\/p>\n
Petek Jenkins, Restaurant owner (Danemark)<\/strong><\/p>\n
Benjamin van Bunderen Robberechts, participant de JCI Youth Lab 2019 (Belgique)<\/strong><\/p>\n
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