FAQ

The 17 sustainable development goals to be achieved by 2030 are: 1) No Poverty; 2) Zero Hunger; 3) Good Health and Well-being; 4) Quality Education; 5) Gender Equality; 6) Clean Water and Sanitation; 7) Affordable and Clean Energy; 8) Decent Work and Economic Growth; 9) Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure; 10) Reduced Inequalities; 11) Sustainable Cities and Communities; 12) Responsible Consumption and Production; 13) Climate Action; 14) Life Below Water; 15) Life on Land; 16) Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions; and, 17) Partnerships for the Goals. To find out more, please click on The SDG Goals.

Current SDG Pyramid Ambassadors

Please click onto the link to find out more about each of the following SDG Pyramid ambassadors:

Christiana Figueres, Former Executive Secretary of the UN framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Convenor of Mission 2030

Quincy Jones, Legendary Producer, Composer and Musician Melati

Isabel Wijsen, teenage sisters who founded Bye Bye Plastic Bag, and featured in Ted Talk.

You are most welcome to join us as an SDG PYRAMID & HAPPINESS VOLUNTEER.

Please submit a description of initiatives and work you have spearheaded as sustainable solutions that address any of the UN 17 Sustainable Development Goals. You can email this to info@sdgpyramid.org.

Method 1 > Endorsement Video by Leadership

Method 2 > Download SDG Pyramid Case Study

A. Promote UN 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by using the SDG Pyramid and SDG Pyramid Playcards

1. In Your Own Programs or Campaigns Incorporate the use the SDG Pyramid Playcards in your existing Programs to create greater awareness of the UN SDGs to your audience.
2. Joint Programs or Campaigns in Collaboration with United in Diversity Create Programs and Campaign around the SDG Pyramid Playcards in collaboration with United in Diversity, SDG Pyramid  Friends or SDG Pyramid Ambassadors.

B. Please write to us.

• For Indonesia: Cokorda Dewi, cokorda.dewi@unitedindiversity.org
• For China: Zhou Shuang, zhuang.zhou@uidacademy.org
• For Singapore: Mei F. Chin, mei.chin@uidacademy.org

Uploading your photos and videos on the sdgpyramid.org website is really simple.

• If you want to upload photos and videos sharing your experience on any of the SDGs 1-17, please go to SDG Pyramid tab.
• If you want to upload photos and videos having fun playing the SDG Pyramid Play card, please go to SDGplay tab.
• On both tabs, you will find the section for Uploading either your photos or videos respectively.

For uploading, just follow the steps below:

1. Click on the ‘Upload’ frame and select the file you want to upload
2. Give the photo or video a title, plus when, where it was taken.
3. Click ‘Upload’ and when the file is successfully uploaded, a green (P) will appear.
4. Please refresh page after uploading.

Videos and Photos Go Live

a) For Photos: Uploaded photos will go live on the ‘Photo Gallery’. Go to ‘Galleries’ on Menu to view photos.

b) For Videos:  Uploaded videos require up to 48hrs approval. Approved videos will go live on ‘Video Gallery’. Go to ‘Galleries’ on Menu to view videos.

Disclaimer: “United in Diversity reserves the rights to these promotional and other purposes, including the right to post or not to upload any of the promotional related to SDG Pyramid.  Any decision to use in any promotional activities or not to use it shall be the sole decision of United in Diversity.  United in Diversity has no obligation to inform any parties should it decides to post or not to upload the same”.

• Donate SDG Pyramid Play Card to Schools.

  Institutions or individuals can purchase the SDG Playcard directly from UID to donate to schools. Minimum purchase is: ” 300 playcards at bulk price 10% discount or rebate ” 500 playcards at bulk price 20% discount or rebate ” 1000 playcards and above bulk price 30% discount or rebate All exclude delivery and other logistic or taxes costs. We can include donor’s logo in the packaging of the playcards, upon request.

• Integrate SDG Pyramid Playcards into CSR program.

  Corporates can purchase the SDG Pyramid Playcard directly from UID for use in their own CSR programs and activities to share awareness of any of the 17 SDGs relating to their business. Minimum purchase is: ” 300 playcards at bulk price 10% discount or rebate ” 500 playcards at bulk price 20% discount or rebate ” 1000 playcards and above bulk price 30% discount or rebate All exclude delivery and other logistic or taxes costs. We can include donor’s logo in the packaging of the playcards, upon request.

   

Please contact us for further information:

Indonesia: Sri Muliati, sri.muliati@unitedindiversity.org

China: Wu Ling, ling.wu@uidacademy.org

Singapore: Valerie Yong, valeri.yong@uidacademy.org

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Getting Started

Step 1: The SDG Pyramid play card requires minimum 2 players. For the game to be even more fun, rope in 2 more of your friends to make 3 players.  Step 1: Each player is given per fun pouch, 2 players minimum, at least as many players as decks. Combine all decks from all the players. Shuffle the decks.

Step 2: Distribute 5 cards for each player at the start of the game. Step 3: Put the remaining cards in the centre face down. This will be the DRAW PILE.

Step 4: Each player can begin to lay out their SDG tile cards face up on the table to form the SDG Pyramid. If there is a duplicate of SDG tile card or any Action card, the player should keep it in their hands and do not show to anyone.

Step 5: Start the game clockwise. Each player draw 2 cards from the draw pile during their turn and can play up to 5 cards (that is, lay out all 5 cards) or exercise their action cards at each round. You do not need to play any of the cards if you do not want to.

Note:

1. Each player cannot have more than 3 cards in their hand. Any excess cards are to be put back into the draw pile and reshuffled. If the draw pile is depleted, extra deck can be added and reshuffled.

2. If the two cards at the Spiritual tier of the pyramid are complete (it could be a Spiritual Link with an SDG 16 or SDG 17), you can evade one Challenge OR one Disruptor.

3. You can rearrange your People, Ecological, Spiritual or SDGs link card that has been laid out in your pyramid when necessary.

Action Cards

The People, Ecological, Spiritual Link cards act like Jokers and can replace any card in the corresponding tier.

The SDGs Link card act like the Master Joker and can replace any card in the pyramid EXCEPT the card at the Top of the Pyramid (Sustainable Development Goal card).

Disruptor card can be used to disrupt the SDG Pyramid arrangement of other players by taking out any one card from the formation.  Read out the words eg “SDG1 No Poverty” as you remove their card. Put this card back to the bottom of the draw pile together with the disruptor card after your play.

Challenge card can be used to challenge any player by taking one card from their hand to use it for your own Pyramid formation or keep in your hand. Read aloud for eg “SDG17 Partnerships for the Goals” the card you take from the player. Put the Challenge card back into the bottom of the draw pile after play.

Double Challenge:  If you draw a Challenge card from the player, you lose your Challenge card to the player you draw from. The player in turn gets “DOUBLE CHALLENGE” and can take all the cards in your hands or from any other player’s hands. The player who gets the DOUBLE CHALLENGE can keep only 3 cards he/she needs the most from the cards he/she has taken and put the rest back at the bottom of the draw pile.

Winning the Game

The first player to lay out the play cards and complete the SDG Pyramid (as shown in the instruction leaflet will be the winner.

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) card is the last card to be placed at the top of the Pyramid when all the remaining 17 goals cards are completed in the Pyramid form. Read aloud “SDG PYRAMID!” when the SDG logo card is placed. CONGRATS YOU ARE THE HAPPY WINNER!

To further promotional activities of SDGs

All Proceeds go to non-profit purposes and aligned to supporting the Sustainable Development Goals activities.

To support the World Largest Lesson

The World Largest Lesson is created by Project Everyone with a mission to share the Sustainable Development Goals (Global Goals) with the world and partner of UNICEF (http://worldslargestlesson.globalgoals.org/)

To support SDSN

The UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) was launched in 2012 to mobilize global scientific and technological expertise to promote practical problem solving for sustainable development. The SDSN are committed to supporting the implementation of the SDGs at local, national, and global scales. For more information, please click UN SDSN.