• 1. People interested in issues of social and environmental sustainability
• 2. Participants in and supporters of initiatives such as Food Not Bombs, Food Sharing, as well as anti-war and humanitarian movements
• 3. People with experience in self-organization and participation in horizontal communities, as well as those who wish to gain such experience
• 4. NGOs, educational centers, and cultural spaces where workshops are held and access to open libraries is available
• 5. Educators and facilitators who use educational board games as learning tools
• 6. Suitable for running workshops in NGOs working in the field of food sharing, food banks, and related initiatives

Tasks to be solved by players in the game:

• 1. Locate and collect surplus food from various city locations
• 2. Calculate the optimal amount of food waste
• 3. Minimize food waste at all stages of the game
• 4. Discuss and make collective decisions as a team
• 5. Practice horizontal decision-making and shared responsibility
• 6. Adapt strategy without disrupting the team's overall work
• 7. Manage resources between food collection, preparation, and distribution
• 8. Decide what to cook now based on the needs of those in need and what can be saved for future rounds

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