Introducing the "garoMoustik"game and its context

Introducing the "garoMoustik"game and its context

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Table of contents

I. Game: presentation

II. Financing

III. Provider

IV. Rules of the game

I. Game: presentation

Collaborative board game to promote collective action to control Aedes vectors

An educational game: - dialogue between players - reinforcing collective action - in Réunion and Occitanie Title:GaroMoustik (Cuidado com os mosquitos Beware of mosquitoes)

I. Game: presentation

Objectives

• Promoting good practices in Aedes control
• Raising awareness: how to move from theory to action?
• Reinforce and encourage collective actions

• Support coordination between neighbors

I. Game: presentation

A game that adapts to different contexts

Prerequisites:

• Game with dialogue facilitator
• 2 - 4 players
• A game that can be used on stands

Quick play ~ 10 - 15 min ~

• A game that can be used to initiate dialogue - More advanced play ~ 30 minutes to 1 hour

Same game - different modes

Flexible gameplay to adapt to different contexts

II. Financing

A game funded by ARS and RIVOC

III. Provider

CIRAD: ASTRE and the platform PRISME Cirad/ENSV-FVI Marie-Marie Olive, Charlotte Maquet, Thierry Baldet IRD: Florence Fournet ARS de La Réunion : Nicolas Odon, Manuel Rodicq, Céline Dambreville, Nausicaa Habchi-Hanriot LAV -ARS

Bios

Scientific departments Biological systems

Marie-Marie OLIVE=main interlocutor

Charlotte MAQUET =Game design, mechanics, graphics

IV. Rules of the game

Aim of the game: eliminate all the breeding sites in the neighbourhood

- a collaborative game - for 2 to 4 players/neighbors - 8 different breeding sites, 3 for a short game, 5 for a long game

IV. Rules of the game

Everyone has their own tray, which represents their house, and together we form a neighbourhood.

We take turns playing, first playing a card, then rolling the bite die according to the number of mosquitoes.

IV. Rules of the game

1. Play a card from your hand

4 types of cards:

• Malus cards for breeding sites
• Bonus cards for anti-breeding sites
• Bonus card for protection
• Malus card event

Either we play a card for ourselves, or we play it for others The effect of the cards played is applied

IV. Rules of the game

2. A bite die is rolled according to the number of mosquitoes you have.

The number on the dice indicates the number of bites you've had.

If you've had more than 14 bites (long game) or 8 bites (short game) , you've got dengue fever and can no longer play.

IV. Rules of the game

Victory podium

IV. Rules of the game

Languages / traductions

• There is no text on the game material, only on the rules of the game

• Rules available in French version

• English, Spanish, and Portuguese versions available soon

IV. Rules of the game

3. Adapting the game for events such as shows (ex. Paris International Agricultural Show), forum (ex. Science forum La Réunion)

The game becomes a memory game by reusing the “ breeding sites” cards and the “cleaning the breeding sites” cards. The game now lasts only 5 minutes, and a single facilitator can manage several game tables.

Paris International Agricultural Show: 290 people in 70 games

thank you all =)

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Reunion's regional health agency is tasked with ensuring unified management of the region's healthcare system, providing a better response to the needs of the population and increasing the system's efficiency. Two main missions: - steering public health policy - regulating regional healthcare provision

Infectious Risks and Vectors in Occitania (RIVOC)

• one of the four key challenges initiated by the Comité Consultatif Régional pour la Recherche et le Développement Technologique (CCRRDT) in 2020.
• To develop excellence in research and propose sustainable socio-economic solutions to combat human, animal and plant vectors and vector-borne diseases in the Occitanie region and beyond.
• A “one health” approach.

Project in : Brazil, Tanzania and Burkina Faso INOVEC project is dedicated to fostering collaborative research and driving innovation to enhance the surveillance and control of mosquito vectors carrying emerging arboviruses in Europe and beyond.