This game can be played in virtual meeting rooms. Players need to take water use decisions in the face of water scarcity. They can choose to grow water-efficient or water consumptive crops while water is only sufficient for every player to grow the water-efficient crop.
In this game participants have to buy or sell potatoes and will experience the invisible hand of the market.
In this game participants have to make decisions to invest in maintenance and use of a check dam that acts as a public good to the group.
In this game participants have to decide how much livestock to put in different locations.
In this game participants have to make decisions to invest in the irrigation system maintenance and to extract water for irrigating their individual plots.
In this game participants harvest from a renewable resource representing trees in a forest.
In this game participants have to decide where to fish and how much to fish.
In this game students have to make decisions to invest in the irrigation system maintenance and to extract water for irrigating their individual plots.
In this game students harvest from a renewable resource representing trees in a forest.
In this game students have to decide where to fish and how much to fish.
