Take on the challenges of everyday life in a developing country in the Sahel region. As a large family, you must invest your limited resources as skilfully as possible, to secure your livelihood and at the same time be prepared for risks such as price fluctuations, droughts, political unrest or diseases. Your family is also represented on the village council of, which can support and drive forward the development of the village. But does everyone want to invest in the new community centre? Or would the money be better invested in the creation of a veterinary service ? In the end, the winner is the extended family that best protects itself against potential risks with a sustainable strategy, utilises existing opportunities and can most successfully improve its living situation.

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