The Non-Governmental organization named RUUM4 has launched a new huge youth exchange project aiming to introduce and get acquainted with some of the sustainable development goals (SDG), where the main participants are going to be young people 18-35 years old. The project itself is going to be more fun rather than task-solving. As it was mentioned before the basics of the project are the SDGs and young people will be able to learn new things within the project. The youth exchange project is based on three stages and in order to get access to the 2nd and 3rd stages, the participants should complete stage 1. All of the tasks are strictly related to the 18 SDGs. To get started with the project it's very important to interconnect all 18 SDGs with each other.

Just to clarify: This is the text that you put into MCM later. This means that you are addressing your story directly to the players. we also need PR stories of course and your first two paragraphs are a good PR story that we can use in April to invite people to our sessions.

Please start off with SDG at each stop of your journey. For instance, start by telling these numbers 80 and 120 mm Hg! Then find a pole to illustrate this! Let them measure and estimate how high is the pole and if the whole pole would illustrate the upper limit of normal blood pressure then what would be the height of the pole up to the lower limit? This way you involve planimetry. you should also list at least three items that you have learned during your courses at TLU so far that you can connect to this SDG / fact. Please write it down with the course code. Then you choose one of them to connect. The numbers and calculations you are describing currently seem to be pretty random to me and not connected to the SDG in any way. Math should help to understand the SDG not make things more complicated. Please also have a look at my example story in OSF so that you get the idea of what i mean by a base story.

The first location you will go to get your first Task is related to SGD #3 - Good Health and Well-Being. Whenever you reach the location you will find an electric box on which there are many different numbers stated. These numbers are the only instrument that will help you to solve the given task. In order to pass this question Successfully you will need to find two numbers based on the Calculations provided Below. There is a number based on 3 digits that have 0 inside. Multiply that number by 3 and you will get a number based on 4 digits. Find Out the 10 percent of the Number you got and You will get the First number of the question. To move Forward Find Out a number based on 5 digits that have 8 inside. Calculate the 0.1205145973306% of that number And you will have the Second number. If you put these two numbers next to each other, it will become a Measurement unit. What is the name of the Phenomenon which is used In the Medical world?

The Second Task is related to SGD #11 Sustainable Cities and Communities. The location is just 5 minute walk from the location of the first task. After you receive the location you will be able to see a huge building on which there is a small door. Find out when the X company which has been created in X year and find out how old will be the company in 2024. The age of the company is the average age of the citizens of X country in 2019.
the X company was created in year X  and is X years old. In order to solve this task there is a need for small research to be done on the internet.

The third task is related to SGD #2 Zero Hunger. Again you will need to wait forward more 5 minutes to follow up with the third task. Whenever you reach the location you will see another electric box and rhombuses on it which have different numbers listed inside.  Find the different numbers from the two rhombuses shown in the picture and find the sum of the numbers. Multiply that number by the total number of digits in one rhombus. The final number is the number of children under the age of 5 affected by stunting according to FAO. What is the number based on the calculation provided Above?