The Financial Times’ Climate Game has won GOLD in the Sustainability and Environment category at the Corporate Engagement Awards. The awards recognise companies that have demonstrated the very best in creative engagement.

Launched in April this year, the Climate Game puts you in control of the future of the planet. It asks players to save the world from the worst effects of climate change through an innovative, gamified format. The game is available to everyone - subscribers and non-subscribers. A Japanese version can also be played on nikkei.com.

The Climate Game is the first in a series of initiatives between the Financial Times and Infosys. The new digital innovation partnership brings together the FT’s expertise and insight with Infosys’ domain and technology capabilities to help deliver creative and immersive journalism through digital channels.

The Climate Game will be showcased at the ​​UN’s COP27 climate summit in Egypt in November.

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