The Time is Now

Climate change is real. Time to spring into action. Introducing: The Time is Now, a toolkit for serious change. Use this timely card game to challenge, inspire, pitch and get serious results for positive impact. 

The kit consists of 60 tool cards that trigger questions and inspire possible solutions by fellow players. Questions like: what can you do to stay out of a polluting hospital? What would your holiday look like with zero CO2 emissions? How do you co-travel to the office? With whom would you work together for a healthier living and working environment? Invite your colleagues, friends and family and move to a more sustainable planet one step at a time.

In three rounds you’ll discover new options, practical solutions, and put these in the simplest plan of approach, you have ever seen. Share your plans, stick them to the wall or on your companies’ message board and create real change. With the workshop version the game ends in making a canvas with things you can start doing tomorrow, next week and this year.

Use the The Time is Now toolkit to grow ideas and start changing the world around you and inspire to make changes. Make a difference, one step at a time. The Time really is Now!

• From the authors of The Startup Game
• Challenge, inspire, pitch and get serious results for positive impact. 
• Translate complex and scientific models and tools into everyday professional and private life. 
• Inspired by the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's). 
• Generate more effective ideas than any other toolbox in just 45 minutes.

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Authors 

The Time is Now toolkit is made by a group of diverse and entrepreneurial specialists that have a collective experience from multinationals to startups, from media to FMCG and from corporate to cultural sector. In our approach Fun, Bright & Open are core elements. From the authors of the successful game “The Startup Game”. 

Gerard Drost, Johannes van den Eerenbeemt, Niels Sipkema en Bjorn Uyens