The next wave isn’t extraction, It’s regeneration
Understand the regenerative economy by building one
collaboration makes the spider fly ...
Working together to mitigate disaster
Cleaning up the village and saving what's useful
collaboration makes the spider fly ...
Journey through sustainability in Prosperity Village
A complex and immersive experience where you understand the interconnected story of regeneration, putting together the frameworks of:
United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals,
Stockholm Resilience Centre's Planetary Boundaries,
Kate Raworth's Doughnut Economics
In real time you reflect and draw inspiration from:
Ellen Mcarthur's circular economy models
Sustainability is a story, Come step inside
Kudizi makes sustainability accessible to all.
Classroom, Staffroom, Boardroom
Who is Prosperity Village for?
It takes a community to build a regenerative world
Classroom
Staffroom
Boardroom
The world has changed, and a new wave is rising.
We can watch it from the shore, or we can shape where it goes.
Prosperity Village gives students, staff and businesses the skills, confidence and community to decide what happens next.
"A new, regenerative economy is being built, and it is moving fast.
The green economy alone has just passed US$10 trillion in market value for the first time"
(London Stock Exchange Group, 2026).
"“Employers have taken notice: in the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025, a survey of over 1,000 companies worldwide, environmental stewardship entered the top 10 fastest growing skills for the first time. (World Economic Forum, 2025)
“A review of over 1,000 studies by NYU Stern found that most link strong sustainability performance to better financial results, especially over the long term.”
Sustainability simulations
Suiting your requirements desired outcomes and audience
Prosperity Village is a hands-on sustainability simulation for classrooms, staffrooms and boardrooms. In three to six hours your group raises a village, runs its economy and dicovers how
people, planet and profit depend on each other.
For groups of 12 to 60 people
2 facilitators come to you
Participant feedback
528 participants have experienced the simulation ...
100% felt more competent with a better understanding of sustainability
91% felt equipped with a toolkit to change their behaviour in the world
78% surprised that a circular economy includes profit
“I really understood the connections between people planet and profit by playing this game. I was surprised how I acted to hoard money and time and how this affected by decisions "
Sofia, Ukraine
"The hands on activities were really fun and allowed me to really think about what we need as humans to survive, the basic important things. It has made me value and want to protect those resources like clean air and clean water"
Peter, UK
“We played this game with our 120 students over two days. This experience was incredibly valuable for students and the staff involved”
Stephan, Switzerland