2030 SDGs Game
A powerful experiential, game-based workshop simulating what could happen in our world by 2030
Context
The 2030 SDGs Game, developed in 2016 by Japanese organization Imacocollabo, is designed to help participants explore the balance between the three pillars of sustainability - People, Planet, and Prosperity. Played globally by over 350,000 people, the game invites reflection on how individual and collective decisions impact the world we live in. Participants invest “time and money” to run projects and see how their choices influence outcomes in a simulated 2030 world.
We invite you to
Join an engaging, experiential session where play becomes a mirror for our real-world actions. Step into 2030 and beyond, take part in shaping possible futures, and explore what it truly means to create a sustainable and thriving world together.
You will
Experience how global systems and sustainability are interconnected, reflect on your personal and professional role in shaping the future, understand how your decisions influence not only your success but also the broader world and gain insights that lead to a sense of “Kizuki” - an awareness or “aha” moment about the your own values, beliefs and assumptions.
Together we
Discover, that ownership, collaboration, and responsibility are key to achieving sustainable change. Realize, that by thinking collectively, we can co-create solutions that balance people, planet, and prosperity. Strengthen teamwork, communication, and shared purpose across diverse groups.
How We Are Using It
Organizations use the 2030 SDGs Game to embed sustainability into their culture by helping teams move beyond seeing sustainability as someone else’s responsibility. The game acts as a mindset-shifting tool, sparking conversations, insights, and actions that can be applied in daily work and long-term strategies.
It’s often followed by reflection sessions or deep-dive workshops tailored to specific contexts or organizational goals.
Participants
Designed for groups of 9–48 participants per facilitator and card set (larger groups can be accommodated with multiple facilitators).
Duration
2.5 to 3 hours, including introduction, gameplay, and reflection.
Complementary deep-dive sessions are available on request for extended learning.
Target Audience
Suitable for corporate teams, educators, NGOs, policymakers, and students – and anyone curious to understand how their everyday decisions shape our shared future.
Resources
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