SDG#12 GAMIthon
The “SDG#12 GAMIthon” is one of the events of the 3-year Jockey Club Sustainable Campus Consumer Programme, aiming to promote responsible consumption and production. Using the framework of a hackathon, the core idea is to co-create fun and educational solutions through applying gamification in a sustainability context and bring the solutions into the Hong Kong community and beyond.
Being actively supported by the academia of the tertiary institutions and gaming consultancy in Hong Kong, the participants can gain valuable insights on the key issues on sustainability and gaming framework thus create a gaming product that appropriately delivers the message about doing more and better with less.
「SDG#12 GAMIthon」是為期三年的「賽馬會綠續．源園」的活動之一，旨在推廣負責任消費和生產。 透過Hackathon的活動模式以遊戲化可持續發展的概念創造具趣味性及教育意義的遊戲，並將這些遊戲帶入香港社區。
在香港大專院校的學術界和遊戲業界的支持下，參加者將更認識可持續發展和遊戲化的概念，創造出遊戲產品以宣揚善用資源的生活模式。
Theme of the Program
To develop a gaming solution to invite the world to adapt responsible consumption and production lifestyle
以遊戲化方案推動負責任消費及生產模式
Stream 範疇
1. Food Loss 糧食耗損
2. Production and Consumption 生產與消費
3. Invisible Resources – Energy and Water 無形資源 - 能源和水
4. Sustainable Campus 可持續校園
Participation Rules 參賽規則
- All UG and PG students from the eight member universities* of the Hong Kong Sustainable Campus Consortium (HKSCC) are welcome;
8間香港可持續校園聯盟成員院校*的本科生和研究生皆可參加；
- Students should be enrolled as individuals while participants will be teamed-up during the events;
學生以個人為單位報名，經過初輪的工作坊後自由組隊；
- Each group will be formed by 5 participants and must consist of students from at least 2 different universities; and
每隊須由5人組成並必須自至少兩間不同院校；
- Each team will submit a proposal on a gamified approach on promoting 1 of the streams.
每隊將會就其中一個範疇提交一份以遊戲化推動負責任消費及生產模式的方案。
Prizes
The winning teams will receive up to HKD25,000 funding for game development, prize and mentorship
勝出隊伍有機會得到高達港幣$25,000項目基金，獎金和導師指導
🚩Apply here https://bit.ly/3vYcezL
🚩立即報名: https://bit.ly/3vYcezL
For any enquiry, please contact Michael Lee at 3469 2073 or email michaelkclee@ust.hk
如有任何疑問，請致電 3469 2073 或電郵至 michaelkclee@ust.hk 向 Michael Lee 查詢。