CRISP - Simulation Game

Simulation Game

«Bribania» - a simulation game on corruption

From February 10 to 13, 2023, CRISP implemented the simulation game "Bribania" for 13 participants in a workshop organized by the European Center for Kurdish Studies in the German city Loccum, which focused on anti-corruption. The participants were Syrian civil society activists including political activists, women's rights activists and academics.

Quick facts
DURATION10.02.2023 Until 13.02.2023
LOCATIONSLoccum, Germany
PARTICIPANTS17 Syrian civil society activists

 

The corruption of the Syrian regime was one of the reasons why the revolution started in 2011. However, more than eleven years later, even among the broader opposition, there is a perception that it does not always consistently pursue corruption and profit-making within its own ranks.

Project Goals

The aim of this workshop was to raise awareness of what corruption is, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, to develop ideas on how to successfully fight corrupt structures on the legal level and beyond in the future Syria.

Target Group(s)

The participants were Syrian civil society activists including political activists, women's rights activists and academics.

Planned Outcomes/Achievements

After developing an anti-corruption strategy within the game, participants stepped out of their roles and started a process of guided reflection by answering the questions of what resources are needed to implement this strategy, who are the stakeholders needed to realize this strategy, and how can its success be measured.


Partner

This project was designed and implemented in close cooperation with


Donor

The project could be realized thanks to the kind support of the German Federal Foreign Ministry