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During a match that represents a four-year political mandate, players accept the challenge of promoting public policy on energy, urban planning, mobility, cleaning and waste management<\/strong>. In this way, players deal with major issues in managing a city that also have a direct impact on the quality of the air we breathe.<\/span><\/p>\n Cleanairs is a game played by several different groups in a single match at the same time<\/strong>. As the various participating teams make decisions from their respective council authorities, the actions they take are projected on a screen in real time using a new digital format. This means that players work on negotiation, civic spirit and social commitment while the audience watching the game can develop its critical opinions and analyse the policies being promoted, compare the different opinions and assess the consequences of the decisions taken by each team. The game about air quality can be played at various difficulty levels and is led by a teacher\u00a0specialised in <\/strong>environmental<\/strong> affairs<\/strong> who encourages in-depth debate about the future of cities and everyone\u2019s commitment.<\/span><\/p>\n [\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][vc_column width=”1\/3″]