Andorra Launches Giant Board Game Simulating Adult Life Challenges for Youth
Escaldes-Engordany and Carnet Jove Andorra host a free giant board game where young people aged 16-30 navigate economic hurdles like rent, jobs, and loans in teams.
Key Points
- Free event on Sept 11 in Escaldes-Engordany for ages 16-30 at Prat del Roure green space
- Teams of 4 navigate life-sized board managing housing, jobs, health, and expenses
- Starts with varied social-economic profiles to show inequality impacts; includes surprise costs
- 50-60 min rounds end with discussions; free Carnet Jove card for participants
Escaldes-Engordany commune and Carnet Jove Andorra will host "Andorra en Joc" on September 11, a free giant board game designed to immerse young people aged 16 to 30 in the everyday economic and social challenges of adult life.
The event runs from 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm at the new green space in Prat del Roure. Up to 16 participants per session will form four teams of four, navigating a life-sized board inspired by classic games. Players manage resources amid hurdles in housing, employment, health, leisure, and routine expenses such as monthly payments, unexpected costs, and daily necessities.
Teams start with distinct social and economic profiles, highlighting how initial circumstances shape decisions and outcomes. Imprevistos like sudden expenses add realism, prompting choices on stability and resource allocation.
Each 50- to 60-minute round concludes with a 10- to 15-minute guided discussion on youth inequalities, barriers, and opportunities in Andorra. Organizers plan up to three sessions, with registration available through the Carnet Jove Andorra platform and walk-ins accepted for remaining spots. All participants receive a complimentary one-year Carnet Jove card.
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