Short Bio

Pattay Ki Baat is an interactive board game designed to educate adolescents and youth (ages 12–22) on critical social issues, including gender-based violence (GBV), health and well-being, child marriage, and gender equality by UNFPA and SoLF. Inspired by classic board games like Monopoly and Ludo, it combines dice rolls, thought-provoking questions, and role-play activities to create an engaging and safe space for open discussions. The game encourages boys and girls to challenge stereotypes, share perspectives, and develop a deeper understanding of these pressing issues.

Objectives

  • Raise awareness about gender-based violence (GBV), health and well-being, child marriage, and gender equality.
  • Encourage open discussions on sensitive issues in a safe and interactive setting.
  • Bridge the understanding gap between boys and girls, fostering mutual respect and empathy.
  • Gather insights and feedback for continuous game enhancement and impact assessment.

Key Outcomes

  • Successfully piloted in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Quetta, and Peshawar, engaging 207 participants.
  • Promoted critical thinking and active engagement through an interactive and role-playing approach.
  • Encouraged behavioral change and awareness-building in an innovative and enjoyable format.

NAME OF CLIENT
UNFPA and School of Leadership Foundation (SoLF)

DURATION
6 Months

GEOGRAPHICAL SPREAD
Islamabad, Peshawar, Lahore, Muzaffarabad,