Happy Strategies

The Happy Strategies game is a participatory communication tool to engage discussion and learning around integrated rainwater management. It can be adjusted to be played with very different players: it can serve as a quick rural appraisal tool for communities, as tool to enable exchange of knowledge between policy-makers and scientist or as a teaching tool.

Summary of uses: • Engaging discussion and learning around integrated rain water management • Appraising and exchanging knowledge of/with local communities • Teaching local communities and/or policy-makers

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Website	http://happystrategies.wikispaces.com/
Contributing organisations	International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Challenge Program on Water and Food (CWFP)
Contact person	Catherine Pfeifer
Alternate contact	Peter Ballentyne
Participatory approach / method to address complexity	Accounts for intera... Accounts for regime... Creates arenas of d... Designs processes t... Develops learning n...
Target audience	Policy makers Farmers Scientists Teachers Extension service Practitioners
When in the project cycle is the tool useful	Identification Evaluation Implementation
Contribution to gender research	Integrated gender
Spatial scale	Landscape Watershed
Levels of organizations taken into account	Subnational Individual Household Community or Village
Source of data	Secondary
Expected output of tool	Map
Type of assessment	Status Quo
Tool manual/User guide	http://happystrategies.wikispaces.com/