A card game for making suggestions on participatory budgeting
OmaStadi is a problem solving game with the goal of coming up with suggestions for the city's participatory budgeting. The city has allocated 4.4 million euros to be used as the citizens decide, with the idea of developing a more functional Helsinki. How is the game played? The game has four stages. A new team starts playing from stage 1 and proceeds according to the instructions. The game is also suitable for further development of existing ideas. In this case, you should start from stage 4. However, playing the full game guarantees the creation of good ideas and suggestions! One game takes around 45–90 min, depending on the number of players. What will happen after the game? The plans formulated through the game will be submitted to the City of Helsinki's OmaStadi service at omastadi.hel.fi. From there, they will first proceed to be evaluated by the city and then to a voting stage open to the public.
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