No. The Adaptation Game is a guided conversation about climate adaptation, not a traditional board game. A facilitator can lead the workshop, and anyone interested can also access resources to learn how to facilitate a session themselves.

It depends on your needs. The full TAG experience typically takes 3-4 hours and provides the deepest exploration of climate adaptation. Workshops can also be adapted into shorter 1.5-2 hour sessions or introductory activities of less than an hour, depending on your goals, audience and available time.

It depends on the workshop format. Typically, TAG is played with up to four participants per table and one facilitator. For larger events, an experienced facilitator may be able to support multiple tables (typically two to five), depending on the size of the event and their level of experience.

Yes. Communities can borrow a TAG kit and use the facilitator resources available to run their own workshop. While no formal training is required, new facilitators should allow time to review the guide and prepare before delivering a session. Many people find it helpful to first participate in a TAG workshop or co-facilitate with an experienced facilitator. You can also choose to work with a trained facilitator.