THESDGsActionCardGame X(Cross)

It is a card game that aims to make it easy and fun to understand SDGs that seem difficult to see and to create ideas for achieving goals. Devices with large screens such as tablets and chromebooks are recommended. It is recommend that you use one device to play with multiple people (3-4 people). ● How to play The game consists of 34 TRADEOFF cards and 34 RESOURCE cards. TRADEOFF cards describe the problems and issues that need to be solved and which may actually arise in achieving the SDGs. RESOURCE cards contain resources such as goods and technology (e.g., furniture, VR, etc.) that can be used to solve problems. Players combine RESOURCE cards to propose solutions to the issues described on the TRADEOFF cards. The players think of ideas for solutions using the RESOURCE cards on the screen and present them together with the cards. The second and subsequent players choose another card to built on previously presented ideas by making proposals such as, “In that case, let ’s do something by using my RESOURCE card” and so on. There are 3 stages in 1 play, and the number of RESOURCE cards will decrease. [Stage selection] Tutorial: The TRADEOFFs are fixed. Easy: TRADEOFFs will be displayed randomly. ● Explanation of other functions Even one person can play as a practice of creating ideas. THE SDGs Action Card Game X (Cross) -Sustainable Bhutan Version- is an adaptation of THE SDGs Action Card Game X (Cross) developed by the Kanazawa Institute of Technology (KIT) SDGs Global Youth Innovators, with the addition of new cards developed in collaboration with the World Food Forum Bhutan Chapter, and KIT/ Keio University Graduate School of Media Design students/staffs/researchers with the technical support from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). These new cards reflect the appeal and challenges of food and agriculture in Bhutan. Localizing Four Betters: Nepal Version “X (Cross)” Localizing Four Betters: Nepal Version is a special edition of the SDGs action card game developed by the SDGs Global Youth Innovators at Kanazawa Institute of Technology. In collaboration with FAO Nepal, the World Food Forum Nepal Youth Chapter, and KIT students and staff—and with support from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)—new cards have been added that highlight the unique attractions and challenges of food and agriculture in Nepal. Developer Kanazawa Institute of Technology KENTO SUZUKI